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AUSTRALIA’S TOP 100 FOOD & DRINK COMPANIES 2019
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ABBREVIATIONS O Overseas NL Non-listed 34 SUPERIORFOODSERVICES
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Pty Proprietary/private C Co-operative ▼ Revenue down ▲ Revenue up 38 KBFOOD
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KB Food Company Pty Ltd, trading under the name KB Food, is a foreign- owned, private company that derives revenue from the sourcing, processing and wholesaling of fresh and frozen seafood products. The company operates throughout Australia, Hong
Kong and Thailand. Administered from its head office in Western Australia, it employs around 350 people. KB Food Company Pty Ltd is ultimately
owned by Hong Kong-based Legend Holdings Corporation.
39 PERNODRICARD REV UP/DOWN
Pernod Ricard Pacific Holding Pty Ltd is a foreign-owned, private company that generates its revenue from the manufacturing and wholesaling of wine and spirits. The company employs approximately 910 staff across its operations in Australia and New Zealand, and is administered from its head office in Dulwich, South Australia. Pernod Ricard Pacific Holding Pty Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of France-based distilled beverages
producer, Pernod-Ricard SA.
PREVIOUS REV $M
TYPE
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PERIOD
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Pty
737
06/19
610
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O Pty
617
12/18
575
SFG Group Holdings Pty Ltd, trading as Superior Food Services, is an Australian-owned, private company that
derives its revenue from wholesaling and distributing food. It acquired two companies; Suncrest Food distributors for $3.25 million, and
Frozpak Food Services for $11.5 million. The company employs approximately 910 full- time equivalent staff and is headquartered
in Oakleigh South, Victoria.
35 HEINZ REV UP/DOWN
TYPE
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PERIOD
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TYPE
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PERIOD
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O Pty
703
12/17
772
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O Pty
613
06/18
602
Heinz Wattie’s Pty Ltd, trading as Heinz, is a foreign-owned private company that generates the majority of its
revenue from food processing
and marketing branded
grocery products. The
company employs 670 people
across its operations in Australia
and is headquartered in Southbank,
Victoria. Heinz Wattie’s ultimate parent is the US-based food company Kraft Heinz Foods Company.
NORCO CO-OP
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ACCOLADE WINES
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Accolade Wines Holdings Australia Pty Ltd is a foreign-owned, private company that derives revenue from the provision
and marketing of wine and wine products. The
company employs approximately 960 staff
and has operations in Asia, USA, New Zealand and Australia where it is headquartered in Reynella, South Australia. Accolade Wines Holdings Australia Pty Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of Carlyle Group, based in the United States of America.
TASSAL GROUP
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TYPE
REV $M
PERIOD
PREVIOUS REV $M
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O Pty
575
06/18
591
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TYPE
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C
649
Norco Co-operative Limited is an Australian co-operative that manufactures and distributes dairy products and stock feed, and also operates a network of rural retail businesses. The company employs approximately 840 full-time equivalent staff and is administered from its head office in South Lismore, New South Wales.
06/19
591
37
MIDFIELD MEAT INTERNATIONAL
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REV UP/DOWN
TYPE
TYPE
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PERIOD
PERIOD
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TYPE
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PERIOD
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Pty
636
06/18
510
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P
571
06/19
495
Midfield Meat International Pty Ltd is an Australian-owned private company that
derives its revenue from the operation of an abattoir and the wholesaling of meat
to domestic and export customers. The company employs approximately 480 staff, and is administered from its head office in
Warrnambool, Victoria.
Tassal Group Limited is a locally owned, public company that derives its revenue from the farming, processing, marketing and sale of Atlantic salmon and other seafood. It purchased the Fortune Group prawn acquaculture business through its subsidiary De Costi Seafoods Pty Ltd. The company operates in Tasmania, New South Wales and Queensland, and is administered from its head office in Hobart. Tassal Group is listed on the ASX.
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