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AUSTRALIA’S TOP 100 FOOD & DRINK COMPANIES 2018
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Beam Suntory Australia Pty Ltd is a foreign-owned, private company that distributes and retails alcoholic beverages. The company employs approximately 60 staff, and is administered from its head office in North Sydney, New South Wales. Beam Suntory Australia is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Japan-based brewing and stilling company, Suntory Holdings Limited.
86 SELECTHARVESTS REV UP/DOWN
Select Harvests Limited is a locally-owned public company that derives its revenue from the processing, marketing and distribution of edible nuts, dried fruits, seeds and natural health foods, and the growing, distribution and provision of services related to the farming of almonds. The company employs approximately 560 full-time equivalent staff, operates in New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria, and is administered from its head office in Thomastown, Victoria. Select Harvests is listed on the ASX.
87 BROWN-FORMANAUSTRALIA REV UP/DOWN
Brown-Forman Australia Pty Limited is a foreign-owned private company that derives its revenue from the distribution and marketing of spirits and liqueurs. The company employs approximately 150 people, operates throughout Australia, and is administered in Surry Hills, New South Wales. The company’s ultimate parent is the Brown-Forman Corporation, a US-based spirits and wine company.
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Coopers Brewery Limited is a locally-owned public unlisted company that derives its revenue from the brewing and distribution of beers, ciders, brewers own products, as well as the manufacturing and sale of malt extract in Australia and the United States. The company employs 225 full-time equivalent employees and is administered from its head office in Regency Park, South Australia.
82 CORDINACHICKENFARMS REV UP/DOWN
Cordina Chicken Farms Pty Ltd is a locally-owned private company that derives its revenue from the farming, processing and wholesaling of poultry products in Australia. The company employs approximately 550 staff and is administered from its head office in Girraween, New South Wales. Cordina Chicken Farms is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Australian-based J Cordina Investments Pty Ltd.
83 LINDT REV UP/DOWN
Lindt & Sprungli (Australia) Pty Ltd, also known as Lindt, is a foreign-owned private company that derives its revenue from importing, wholesaling and retailing confectionery products. The company employs approximately 400 people
and operates in Australia where it is headquartered in Marsden Park, New South Wales. Lindt’s ultimate parent is Chocoladefabriken Lindt & Sprungli AG, based in Switzerland.
OSI INTERNATIONAL FOODS
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GREEN’S FOODS
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Green’s Foods Holdings Pty Limited is a locally-owned, private company that derives its revenue from the manufacturing, packaging, and distribution of food products.
The company operates in Australia, and is administered from its head office in Glendenning, New South Wales.
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OSI International Foods (Australia) Pty Ltd is a foreign-owned, private company that generates its revenue from manufacturing and distributing meat, poultry and fish products. The company employs approximately 210 staff, and is administered from its head office in Eagle Farm, Queensland. In May 2018, OSI International Foods (Australia) merged with Australia-based Turi Foods Pty Ltd and is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Turosi Pty Ltd.
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