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Australasian Confectionery Dir Industry Ectory Australasian Confectionery Industry Dir ectory 2020 MANUFACTURERS | SUPPLIERS | DISTRIBUTORS | RETAILERS MANILDRA GROUP - PROUD SPONSOR OF Ai GROUP CONFECTIONERY SECTOR Ai Group Confeconery Sector www.aigroup.com.au/industrysectors/confeconery Contacts: Jennifer Thompson, Technical and Regulatory Manager Tel: 61 3 9867 0181 Email: [email protected] Julie Gerrard, Member Relaons Execuve Tel: 61 3 9867 0147 Email: [email protected] Message from Head Confectionery Sector The confectionery industry continues to change with the times and deliver new varieties of products to an ever-demanding consumer. Confectionery remains a treat item that people should enjoy in moderation and our companies will innovate and develop their various ranges to recognise changing tastes. It’s a fast-moving category! This 35th Directory contains information on our manufacturers, the suppliers of ingredients, machinery, packaging and services to these companies and retailers and distributors of the products. In June we will celebrate the 25th anniversary of ConTech, our confectionery technical conference. Come along and join the celebrations! Thank you again to the Manildra Group who is again the major sponsor for the Confectionery Sector in 2020 and has provided the support necessary to bring this information to you, at no cost to our members. Thank you also to our other advertisers, AAK Aust, Australian Blending Company Pty Ltd, Industrial Food Services Pty Ltd, Juremont Pty Ltd, Manufacturing Confectioner and MWT Foods. The Directory is mailed to all our Confectionery Sector members, Australasian confectionery buyers in the major supermarket chains, smaller state-based supermarkets, retailers, wholesalers, petrol companies, convenience stores, movie theatre chains, the Vending Machine Association in both Australia and New Zealand and the Australian Newsagents’ Federation. They use the Directory when sourcing product. This year the Directory will be on-line as a searchable document for our members. We also welcome new members to the Confectionery Sector this year: Industrial Food Services Pty Ltd, Lam Brothers Pty Ltd, Pacific Resources International Pty Ltd and QLM Label Makers. Wishing you a prosperous and safe 2020. Tim Piper Head Victoria and Confectionery Sector Proudly sponsored by Manildra Group 1 Contents Membership Index Members – alphabetical list .............................................................................................3 Members – by category ...................................................................................................7 Information Confectionery Sector Overview ......................................................................................11 Committees ....................................................................................................................14 Advertisements AAK Aust Pty Ltd............................................................................................................47 Australian Blending Company Pty Ltd ............................................................................51 Industrial Food Services Pty Ltd.....................................................................................59 Juremont Pty Ltd ............................................................................................................61 Manildra Group ..............................................................................................................63 MC/Manufacturing Confectioner .....................................................................................97 Minuteman Press ...........................................................................................................95 MWT Foods ....................................................................................................................65 Members Directory Manufacturers – Australia ..............................................................................................17 Manufacturers – New Zealand ........................................................................................41 Retailers .........................................................................................................................44 Ingredients – Australia ...................................................................................................46 Ingredients – New Zealand .............................................................................................75 Packaging – Australia .....................................................................................................77 Plant/equipment – Australia ...........................................................................................85 Plant/equipment – New Zealand .....................................................................................91 Services – Australia .......................................................................................................92 Services – USA ..............................................................................................................96 Distributors – Australia ..................................................................................................98 2 Members – alphabetical list A AAK Aust Pty Ltd................................................................................ .....................46 Accredited Distributors Pty Ltd.................................................................. .............98 Additive Solutions Pty Ltd................................................................... ....................46 ADM Australia.................................................................................... .....................48 AFIS Pty Ltd........................................................................................ .....................49 Alchemy Agencies ...................................................................................................75 Allied Industries Pty Ltd................................................................... ..................49,83 Allsep’s Pty Ltd................................................................................................. .......17 Annex Holdings Pty Ltd.................................................................................. .........93 Australian Blending Company Pty Ltd.......................................................... ............50 Australian Contour Packaging Pty Ltd......................................................... ............77 Australian Food Industries Pty Ltd............................................................. ..............17 Australian Native Nuts & Chocolates Pty Ltd.............................................. .............18 Australis Engineering Pty Ltd.......................................................................... ........84 ATP - Australian Tartaric Products............................................................... ............50 B Ballantyne................................................................................................................52 Buderim Ginger................................................................................................ ........19 Byron Bay Chocolate Co........................................................................... ...............19 C Calico Cottage Fudge Systems Pty Ltd..................................................... ...............52 Carousel Confectionery Ltd.................................................................. ...................41 Carroll Partners Group......................................................................... ....................53 Cathay Industries Australasia Pty Ltd................................................ ......................54 Chocolate Gems................................................................................ ......................20 Chr. Hansen Pty Ltd.......................................................................... ......................54 Colonial Confectionery.................................................................... .........................20 Corvina Foods Pty Ltd.................................................................. ...........................20 Custom Choc Pty Ltd................................................................... ............................21 D Darrell Lea Confectionery Company........................................... .............................22 Davies Chocolates.................................................................. .................................22 Dollar Sweets Company Pty Ltd................................................ ..............................23 Double ‘D’ Products Australia Pty Ltd.................................... ..................................23 E EFCA Pty Ltd.......................................................................... .................................84 Eriez Magnetics Pty Ltd......................................................... ..................................85 F Ferndale Confectionery Pty Ltd......... ......................................................................24 Ferrero Australia Pty Ltd............................................................... ..........................24 Firmenich Pty Ltd........................................................................ ............................55 3 Members – alphabetical list Fonterra Co-operative Group ...................................................................................76
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