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Registration of Dairy Establishments by Department of Veterinary Services REGISTRATION OF DAIRY ESTABLISHMENTS BY DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES NO EST NO EST NAME EST ADDRESS COUNTRY DESCRIPTION CATEGORY 1. NO. 336 BRANDCOURTS DISTRIBUTOR AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA DAIRY PRODUCTS DAIRY PRODUCT PRIVATE LIMITED 2. 380 W.D.M. (WA) PTY LTD CNR TARLTON AUSTRALIA LOADING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT CRESCENT AND HORRIE COMMODITY AIRFREIGHT, MILLER DRIVE DAIRY COMMODITY CONTAINERS} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY AIRFREIGHT, DAIRY COMMODITY CONTAINERS} ; 3. 198 AB OXFORD COLD STORAGE CORNER PIPE ROAD & AUSTRALIA FREEZING {DAIRY PRODUCE} DAIRY PRODUCT COMPANY PROPRIETARY MERINO STREET ;STORING {DAIRY LIMITED COMMODITY(CHILLED, FROZEN, UNREFRIGERATED)} ; 4. 189 MONDELEZ AUSTRALIA PTY 323-351 CANTERBURY AUSTRALIA DAIRY PRODUCT (HS CODE DAIRY PRODUCT LTD ROAD 0402-0406) CHEESE PRODUCT 5. 166 VAL'S LOGISTICS PTY LTD UNIT 4, 60 BELMORE AUSTRALIA LOADING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT ROAD COMMODITY CONTAINERS} ;STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(UNREFRIGERAT ED)} 6. 127 ZERSO PTY LTD AND 5-17 LESLIE ROAD AUSTRALIA STORING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT TANDUNA PTY LTD COMMODITY(CHILLED, FROZEN)} 7. 103 SAPUTO DAIRY AUSTRALIA- MACKAY STREET AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {CHEESE DAIRY PRODUCT MACKAY POWDER, DAIRY GOODS BY DEFINITION, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, HARD CHEESE, MEMBRANE & ULTRAFILTRATION PRODUCTS, SEMI HARD CHEESE, STOCKFOOD (POWDER), WHEY & WHEY PRODUCTS} ; PACKING {CHEESE POWDER, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, HARD CHEESE, *THE DESCRIPTIONS IS BASED ON THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO DVS – JUNE 2021 1 REGISTRATION OF DAIRY ESTABLISHMENTS BY DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES NO EST NO EST NAME EST ADDRESS COUNTRY DESCRIPTION CATEGORY MEMBRANE & ULTRAFILTRATION PRODUCTS, SEMI HARD CHEESE, STOCKFOOD (POWDER), WHEY & WHEY PRODUCTS} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED, UNREFRIGERATED)} 8. 72 FROSTY BOY AUSTRALIA PTY 1 DIXON STREET AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {CHEESE DAIRY PRODUCT LTD POWDER, DAIRY GOODS BY DEFINITION, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, ICECREAM MIX AND RELATED PRODUCTS, WHEY & WHEY PRODUCTS} ; PACKING {CHEESE POWDER, DAIRY GOODS BY DEFINITION, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, ICECREAM MIX AND RELATED PRODUCTS, WHEY & WHEY PRODUCTS} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(UNREFRIGERAT ED)} 9. 2156 AUSTRALIAN DAIRY PARK 120 FRANKSTON AUSTRALIA MILK POWDER - INFANT DAIRY PRODUCT PTY LTD GARDENS DRIVE POWDER 10. 57 H. J. HEINZ COMPANY LOT 3, DENMARK ROAD AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT AUSTRALIA LIMITED DESSERTS, YOGURT} ;PACKING {DAIRY DESSERTS, YOGURT} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED, FROZEN, UNREFRIGERATED) 11. 56 DARNUM PARK PTY LTD DARNUM PARK ROAD AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {CONDENSED DAIRY PRODUCT MILK AND CONDENSED MILK PRODS, CREAM AND CREAM PRODUCTS, DRIED MILK AND *THE DESCRIPTIONS IS BASED ON THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO DVS – JUNE 2021 2 REGISTRATION OF DAIRY ESTABLISHMENTS BY DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES NO EST NO EST NAME EST ADDRESS COUNTRY DESCRIPTION CATEGORY DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, INFANT POWDER, STOCKFOOD (POWDER)} ; PACKING {CONDENSED MILK AND CONDENSED MILK PRODS, CREAM AND CREAM PRODUCTS, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, INFANT POWDER} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(UNREFRIGERAT ED)} 12. 10 PORT LINCOLN TUNA 122-128 PROPER BAY AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT PROCESSORS PTY LTD ROAD DESSERTS, DAIRY GOODS BY DEFINITION, YOGURT} ; PACKING {DAIRY DESSERTS, DAIRY GOODS BY DEFINITION, YOGURT} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(UNREFRIGERAT ED) 13. 11A OZ CARE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 41-53 BELLONA AVENUE AUSTRALIA LOADING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT COMMODITY CONTAINERS} ;STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(UNREFRIGERAT ED)} 14. 17 DOCKSIDE COLDSTORE PTY 2-6 CROMWELL PARADE AUSTRALIA STORING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT LTD COMMODITY(CHILLED, FROZEN) } 15. 45 LAVERTON COLD STORAGE 125 FOUNDATION ROAD AUSTRALIA STORING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT PTY LTD COMMODITY(CHILLED, FROZEN, UNREFRIGERATED)} ; 16. 400 FONTERRA BRANDS 8-20 HAMMOND AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCT (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD AVENUE CREAM PRODUCTS, DAIRY DESSERTS, MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS, PROCESSED CHEESE, YOGURT} ;PACKING *THE DESCRIPTIONS IS BASED ON THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO DVS – JUNE 2021 3 REGISTRATION OF DAIRY ESTABLISHMENTS BY DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES NO EST NO EST NAME EST ADDRESS COUNTRY DESCRIPTION CATEGORY {CREAM AND CREAM PRODUCTS, DAIRY DESSERTS, MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS, PROCESSED CHEESE, YOGURT} 17. 421 REAL DAIRY AUSTRALIA PTY 6 LIMESTONE STREET AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {HARD CHEESE, DAIRY PRODUCT LTD PROCESSED CHEESE, SEMI HARD CHEESE} ;PACKING {HARD CHEESE, PROCESSED CHEESE, SEMI HARD CHEESE} ;STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED, FROZEN, UNREFRIGERATED)} 18. 434 AB FOOD & BEVERAGES 35-37 STH CORPORATE AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {DRIED MILK DAIRY PRODUCT AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED AVENUE AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS} ; PACKING {DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(UNREFRIGERAT ED)} 19. 441 AUSTRALIAN BAKELS (PTY) 33-47 DERBY STREET AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {DRIED MILK DAIRY PRODUCT LTD AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS} ;PACKING {DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(UNREFRIGERAT ED)} ; EXPORT {NPG FOOD FIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION} 20. 443 AUSTRALASIAN FOOD 254 - 294 WELLINGTON AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {DAIRY GOODS DAIRY PRODUCT GROUP PTY LTD ROAD BY DEFINITION} ;PACKING {DAIRY GOODS BY DEFINITION} ;FREEZING {DAIRY PRODUCE} ;STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED, FROZEN, UNREFRIGERATED)} *THE DESCRIPTIONS IS BASED ON THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO DVS – JUNE 2021 4 REGISTRATION OF DAIRY ESTABLISHMENTS BY DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES NO EST NO EST NAME EST ADDRESS COUNTRY DESCRIPTION CATEGORY 21. 470 NESTLE AUSTRALIA LTD 39-47 RAWSON STREET AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {DRIED MILK DAIRY PRODUCT AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS} ;PACKING {DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS} ;STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(UNREFRIGERAT ED)} 22. 471 SAPUTO DAIRY AUSTRALIA - 85 WILLIAM ANGLISS AUSTRALIA STORING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT WILLIAM DRIVE COMMODITY(CHILLED, UNREFRIGERATED)} 23. 513 VICTORIA COLD STORAGE 217 NORTHBOURNE AUSTRALIA STORING {DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCT PTY LTD ROAD COMMODITY(FROZEN)} 24. 515 MEXICAN EXPRESS PTY LTD 87 HARRISON ROAD AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {PROCESSED DAIRY PRODUCT CHEESE} ;PACKING {PROCESSED CHEESE} ;STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED, UNREFRIGERATED)} 25. 550 FONTERRA BRANDS 48 JERSEY ROAD AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {HARD CHEESE, DAIRY PRODUCT (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD PROCESSED CHEESE, SEMI HARD CHEESE} ;PACKING {HARD CHEESE, PROCESSED CHEESE, SEMI HARD CHEESE} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED, UNREFRIGERATED)} 26. 560 ESSENCE GROUP PTY LTD 35 NORFOLK AVENUE AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {CASEIN & DAIRY PRODUCT RELATED PRODUCTS, CHEESE POWDER, DAIRY GOODS BY DEFINITION, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, STOCKFOOD (POWDER), WHEY & WHEY PRODUCTS} ; PACKING {CASEIN & RELATED PRODUCTS, CHEESE POWDER, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK *THE DESCRIPTIONS IS BASED ON THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO DVS – JUNE 2021 5 REGISTRATION OF DAIRY ESTABLISHMENTS BY DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES NO EST NO EST NAME EST ADDRESS COUNTRY DESCRIPTION CATEGORY PRODUCTS, STOCKFOOD (POWDER), WHEY & WHEY PRODUCTS} 27. 570 BEGA CHEESE LTD- COMMERCIAL ROAD AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {BUTTER AND DAIRY PRODUCT COMMERCIAL ROAD BUTTER PRODUCTS, CASEIN & RELATED PRODUCTS, CREAM AND CREAM PRODUCTS, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, INFANT POWDER, STOCKFOOD (POWDER)} ; PACKING {BUTTER AND BUTTER PRODUCTS, CREAM AND CREAM PRODUCTS, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, INFANT POWDER, STOCKFOOD (POWDER)} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED, UNREFRIGERATED)} 28. 0575 BEGA CHEESE LIMITED MURRAY VALLEY AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {CANNED DAIRY PRODUCT HIGHWAY CHEESE, HARD CHEESE, PROCESSED CHEESE, SEMI HARD CHEESE, SOFT CHEESE} ;PACKING {CANNED CHEESE, FRESH CHEESE, HARD CHEESE, PROCESSED CHEESE, SEMI HARD CHEESE} ; LOADING {DAIRY PRODUCE} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED)} 29. 581 SAPUTO DAIRY AUSTRALIA - BUNDALAGUAH ROAD AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {BUTTER AND DAIRY PRODUCT BUNDALAGUAH ROAD BUTTER PRODUCTS, CONDENSED MILK AND CONDENSED MILK PRODS, CREAM AND CREAM PRODUCTS, DRIED MILK AND *THE DESCRIPTIONS IS BASED ON THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO DVS – JUNE 2021 6 REGISTRATION OF DAIRY ESTABLISHMENTS BY DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES NO EST NO EST NAME EST ADDRESS COUNTRY DESCRIPTION CATEGORY DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, FRESH CHEESE, SOFT CHEESE, STOCKFOOD (POWDER), WHEY & WHEY PRODUCTS} ; PACKING {BUTTER AND BUTTER PRODUCTS, CONDENSED MILK AND CONDENSED MILK PRODS, CREAM AND CREAM PRODUCTS, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, FRESH CHEESE, SOFT CHEESE, STOCKFOOD (POWDER), WHEY & WHEY PRODUCTS} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED, FROZEN, UNREFRIGERATED)} 30. 594 FONTERRA AUSTRALIA PTY 50 DRUMMOND STREET AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCT LTD CREAM PRODUCTS, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, STOCKFOOD (POWDER)} ;PACKING {CREAM AND CREAM PRODUCTS, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, STOCKFOOD (POWDER)} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(UNREFRIGERAT ED)} 31. 365 FLAVORJEN PTY LTD 36 BOLONG ROAD AUSTRALIA PRODUCING {BUTTER AND DAIRY PRODUCT BUTTER PRODUCTS, CASEIN & RELATED PRODUCTS, CHEESE POWDER, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, HARD CHEESE, SEMI HARD CHEESE, SOFT CHEESE, STOCKFOOD *THE DESCRIPTIONS IS BASED ON THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO DVS – JUNE 2021 7 REGISTRATION OF DAIRY ESTABLISHMENTS BY DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY SERVICES NO EST NO EST NAME EST ADDRESS COUNTRY DESCRIPTION CATEGORY (POWDER), WHEY & WHEY PRODUCTS} ; PACKING {BUTTER AND BUTTER PRODUCTS, CASEIN & RELATED PRODUCTS, CHEESE POWDER, DRIED MILK AND DRIED MILK PRODUCTS, HARD CHEESE, SOFT CHEESE, STOCKFOOD (POWDER)} ; STORING {DAIRY COMMODITY(CHILLED, FROZEN)} 32. 361 ADAMAT PTY LTD 2/18 ATKINSON RD AUSTRALIA
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