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Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20001 Alba Cheese Manufacturing Pty Ltd TULLAMARINE 24 & 27-35 Assembly Drive 20003 Tarago River Cheese Co Pty Ltd NEERIM SOUTH Tarago River Cheese Company 2236 Main Neerim Road 20006 Fonterra Australia Pty Ltd COBDEN 129 Curdie Street 20023 Fonterra Australia Pty Ltd STANHOPE Midland Highway 20029 Bega Cheese Limited STRATHMERTON 5096 Murray Valley Highway 20032 Saputo Dairy Australia Pty Ltd COBRAM 90 Broadway Street 20035 Bega Cheese Limited KOROIT Commercial Road 20036 Saputo Dairy Australia Pty Ltd LEONGATHA 18 Yarragon Road 20037 Saputo Dairy Australia Pty Ltd MAFFRA Bundalaguah Road 20044 Saputo Dairy Australia Pty Ltd TANGAMBALANGA 19 Kiewa East Road 20046 Pantalica Cheese Company Pty Ltd THOMASTOWN 49-65 Trawalla Avenue 20052 Lactalis Australia Pty Ltd ECHUCA FACTORY 2 Denmark Road Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20055 Regal Cream Products Pty Ltd COLAC Bulla Dairy Foods 43-49 Connor Street 20057 Tatura Milk Industries Ltd TATURA Tatura Milk Industries Pty Ltd 236 Hogan Street 20066 Warrnambool Cheese & Butter Factory Company ALLANSFORD Holdings Ltd 5330-5331 Great Ocean Road 20068 Marca Trinacria Pty Ltd HEIDELBERG WEST 32 Kylta Road 20070 Yea Brand Pty Ltd YEA Yea Brand Dairy 10 Melaleuca Street 20073 Lactalis Jindi Pty Ltd JINDIVICK Jindi Cheese Old Telegraph Road 20086 Monde Nissin (Australia) Pty Ltd CLAYTON Black Swan Foods 532-534 Clayton Road 20099 Lactalis Australia Pty Ltd BENDIGO 93 Bannister Street 20100 Lactalis Australia Pty Ltd ROWVILLE 842 Wellington Road 20108 BDD Milk Pty Ltd CHELSEA HEIGHTS 150 Wells Road 20111 Jalna Dairy Foods Pty Ltd THOMASTOWN 31 Commercial Drive Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20221 Milawa Cheese Company Pty Ltd MILAWA Milawa Cheese Company Factory Road 20233 Burra Foods Pty Ltd KORUMBURRA 47 Station Street 20237 CSIRO WERRIBEE 671 Sneydes Road 20238 Maffra Cheese Co Pty Ltd TINAMBA 125 Boggy Creek Road 20242 A B Food & Beverages Australia Pty Ltd ROWVILLE Twinings & Co 35-37 South Corporate Avenue 20245 Cantire Foods Pty Ltd THOMASTOWN Chris` Foods 16-26 Commercial Drive 20249 Snow Brand Australia Pty Ltd TATURA 21 Mactier Street 20261 Yakult Australia Pty Ltd DANDENONG SOUTH 10 Monterey Road 20272 Floridia Cheese Pty Ltd THOMASTOWN 327 Settlement Road 20275 The Yarra Valley Dairy Pty Ltd YERING Yarra Valley Dairy 70-80 McMeikans Road 20286 Australian Blending Company Pty Ltd KILSYTH 15-17/257 Colchester Road 20287 Saputo Dairy Australia Pty Ltd COBRAM Schubert Road Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20296 Deldi Holdings Pty Ltd TULLAMARINE Ferraro Dairy Foods 10-12 Steele Court 20299 Darnum Park Pty Ltd DARNUM Darnum Park Pty Ltd 150 Darnum Park Road 20301 BDD Foods Pty Ltd MORWELL Corner Princes Highway & National Road 20302 MISY Pty Ltd - The Mountain Shepherd Trust DANDENONG Mountain Shepherd Cheese FACTORY 3/53 Sinclair Road 20306 Lemnos Foods Pty Ltd DANDENONG SOUTH 10 Bungaleen Court 20311 Micropowders Holdings Pty Ltd DANDENONG Micropowders 68 Healey Road 20318 K L Ballantyne Pty Ltd LAVERTON NORTH Ballantyne Foods Pty Ltd 215 Boundary Road 20324 Marsh Dairy Products Pty Ltd FOOTSCRAY 86 Maribyrnong Street 20327 Fonterra Brands (Australia) Pty Ltd BAYSWATER Fonterra Brands 1/48 Jersey Road 20335 Latte Ark Pty Ltd YAMBUK Shaw River Buffalo Cheese 4294 Princess Highway 20336 Herone Holdings Pty Ltd BRAESIDE Tempo Beverages 16-18 & 24 Hinkler Road Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20340 Kyvalley Dairy Group Pty Ltd KYABRAM 7 Slattery Road 20343 Chobani Pty Ltd DANDENONG Chobani Pty Ltd 451-455 Hammond Road 20356 Techniques Incorporated Pty Ltd CLAYTON 29-33 Winterton Road 20361 Aurora Foods Pty Ltd COBURG 96 Bakers Road 20363 The Williamstown Ice Cream Factory Pty Ltd WILLIAMSTOWN The Williamstown Ice Cream Factory 20 Ann Street 20364 T J Marwood TIMBOON Timboon Fine Ice Cream 630 Glenfyne Brucknell Road 20369 Australasian Food Group Pty Ltd MULGRAVE Peters Ice Cream Australia 254 Wellington Road 20376 Alpine Ice Cream Pty Ltd ASHBURTON Alpine Icecream 47 Karnak Road 20377 Everest Ice Cream Australia Pty Ltd RESERVOIR 14 Plateau Road 20384 Regal Cream Products Pty Ltd MULGRAVE 39 Miles Street 20387 Longwarry Food Park Pty Ltd LONGWARRY 31-41 Mackey Street Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20389 R. 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International Pty Ltd MORWELL Bows Natural Ice-Cream Shop 2, Midvalley Shopping Centre, Princes Drive 20390 Dairy-Pac International Pty Ltd THOMASTOWN 1B/60-66 Keon Parade 20392 Regal Cream Products Pty Ltd COLAC Bulla Dairy Foods 91-149 Forest Street 20397 Ceres Natural Foods Pty Ltd DROUIN Pureharvest 35 Lardner Road 20402 Australian Dairy Blends Pty Ltd KEYSBOROUGH 100 Bridge Road 20405 Exquisine Pty Ltd THORNBURY 69 Newman Street 20408 Gundowring Fine Foods Pty Ltd GUNDOWRING 1350 Gundowring Road 20410 Jai Ambe Parshvanatha Pty Ltd as Trustee for Vora BAYSWATER Family Trust Vora Family Trust FACTORY 2&3 96 Canterbury Road 20412 Sky Global Australia Pty Ltd CLAYTON 12 Fury Court 20433 Gregory Alan & Vanessa Parsons MORNINGTON The Choc Top Ice Cream Co 2/22 Bennetts Street 20436 J & D Benson COORIEMUNGLE Apostle Whey Cheese 9 Gallum Road Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20437 Nardia Baxter & Andrew Keene ALFREDTON Goldfields Farmhouse Cheese 118 Learmonth Street 20438 Kogut Andriy MORNINGTON Blue Bay Cheese 6 Latham Street 20439 Picnic Dairy Foods Pty Ltd COOLAROO 30-34 Maffra Street 20446 Mondelez Australia Pty Ltd SCORESBY 32 Koornang Road 20447 Hellenic Cheese Pty Ltd EPPING 7 Gipps Street 20455 Hellay Australia Pty Ltd DANDENONG SOUTH 9 Monterey Road 20457 Del Re Nominees Pty Ltd CAMPBELLFIELD DELRE INTERNATIONAL 107 National Boulevard 20458 Real Dairy Pty Ltd BRAESIDE 12-18 Bate Drive 20462 Montefiore Cheese (Aust) Pty Ltd THOMASTOWN Montefiore Cheese 17 Norwich Avenue 20473 Dairy Best Victoria Pty Ltd TRUGANINA Dairy Best Victoria 29-39 Jessica Way 20476 The Bolivian Group Pty Ltd As Trustee For The BRUNSWICK Bolivian Trust Gelati Sky 18/306 Albert Street Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20508 Fresh Cheese Co (Aust) Pty Ltd BROADMEADOWS Fresh Cheese Company 95-97 Riggall Street 20509 Montana Foods Pty Ltd BROADMEADOWS 95-97 Riggall Street 20510 Great Ocean Ingredients Pty Ltd ALLANSFORD 5331 Great Ocean Road 20514 Blend and Pack Pty Ltd HALLAM FACTORY 6-7, 8-9 Colrado Court 20526 Procal Dairies Pty Ltd CAMPBELLFIELD 6/183-187 Northbourne Road 20527 Omniblend Pty Ltd MORDIALLOC 26-28 Bond Street 20530 GAGAME Pty Ltd WANTIRNA 1/9 Eastgate Court 20535 Camperdown Powder Pty Ltd BRAESIDE 10 & 11 PHOENIX COURT and 19 Park Way 20541 Schulz Organic Farms Pty Ltd TIMBOON Schulz Organic Timboon, Timboon Cheesery, Timboon Dairy 23 Ford & Fells Road 20542 Camperdown Dairy Company Pty Ltd CAMPERDOWN 325 Manifold Street 20544 Five AM Operations Pty Ltd CARRUM DOWNS 25 Lakewood Boulevard 20545 Ramela Pty Ltd CLAYTON Maltra Foods 6 Sarton Road Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20546 Danone Murray Goulburn Pty Ltd TANGAMBALANGA Danone 19 Kiewa East Road 20549 P M Advanced Nutrition Australia Pty Ltd LAVERTON NORTH A S N Advanced Sports Nutrition 86-90 Pipe Road 20552 Anna Ladner COLDSTREAM Coldstream Dairy 735 Maroondah Highway 20554 Omniblend Pty Ltd BROOKLYN 18-20 Export Drive 20555 Inglenook Dairy Pty Ltd DUNNSTOWN 265 Ti Tree Road 20558 Invidia Foods Pty Ltd RESERVOIR 15 Malua Street 20559 Bega Dairy & Drinks Pty Ltd DOCKLANDS 737 Bourke Street 20563 Village Dairy Products Pty Ltd DANDENONG SOUTH Village Cheese 9A & 9B Commercial Drive 20564 Moondarra Cheese Pty Ltd DANDENONG SOUTH 2/73-81 Bessemer Drive 20568 Regal Cream Products Pty Ltd DANDENONG SOUTH Bulla Dairy Foods 13 Swift Way 20571 Sole Cheese Pty Ltd DEER PARK Sole Cheese 28 Zacara Court Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20577 St David Dairy Pty Ltd FITZROY 16-18 St David Street 20578 Savour & Grace Pty Ltd KENSINGTON Savour and Grace 74 Bakehouse Road 20579 VIPLUS Dairy Pty Ltd TOORA VIPLUS DAIRY 67 Toora Jetty Road 20586 Pactum Dairy Group Pty Ltd SHEPPARTON 1/102 Old Dookie Road 20587 Australian Dairy Park Pty Ltd CARRUM DOWNS 115 & 120 Frankston Gardens Drive 20590 V & S Imports and Exports Pty Ltd CAMPBELLFIELD Try Me Foods FACTORY 35/35-37 Jessica Road 20591 Mead Johnson (Australia) Pty Ltd DERRIMUT Mead Johnson (Australia) Pty Ltd 11 Benn Court 20593 GB Bisognin & K Courtney GLEN FORBES Bassine Specialty Cheeses 2125 Bass Highway 20595 Moyarra Pastoral Pty Ltd As Trustee For Brandon MOYARRA Family Trust Prom Country Cheese 275 Andersons Inlet Road 20596 Saputo Dairy Australia Pty Ltd LAVERTON NORTH 79 William Angliss Drive 20599 La Naval Services Pty Ltd CAMPBELLFIELD 22-24 Nathan Drive Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20602 Onebee Convenience Pty Ltd CAMPBELLFIELD Rizo Desserts 1/6-10 Amcor Way 20605 Leerob Pty Ltd APOLLO BAY Dooley` s Ice cream 89 Great Ocean Road 20607 Australian Natural Milk Association Pty Ltd DERRIMUT ANMA 29 Paramount Boulevard 20609 Functional Foods Global Pty Ltd MULGRAVE 25-27 Pickering Road 20610 Thats Amore Cheese Pty Ltd THOMASTOWN 66 Latitude Boulevard 20612 Berrys Creek Gourmet Cheese Pty Ltd FISH CREEK 740 Fish Creek Foster Road 20616 The Yarra Valley Dairy Pty Ltd YARRA GLEN Yarra Valley Dairy 13-14 Jasmin Close 20618 Nature One Dairy Pty Ltd CARRUM DOWNS Nature One Dairy 12 & UNIT 3, 11-13 Capital Place 20621 Probiotec Pharma Pty Ltd LAVERTON NORTH 83-85 Cherry Lane 20624 Australian Butter Factory Pty Ltd AIRPORT WEST 5 Walton Street 20628 Mansfields Pty Ltd KEYSBOROUGH 13-17 Fiveways Boulevard Licensee No. Licensee details Suburb 20629 Tyrone Brown LAUNCHING
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