EnterpriseAM, citing co-founder Ahmed Atta, reports 300+ merchants served since launch, with about 90–100 active at any time.
Covering filling machines and packaging materials for Best Yaourt’s retail formats, the investment lets the company scale output while preserving hygiene and product integrity across distribution.
A domestic coating line lets the company respond faster to customers, cutting reliance on imported label stock and shortening lead times for Indian converters.
Through jointly owned Sohar Paper Products LLC, the partners will build the proposed 20,000-tonne-per-year facility, targeting commercial operations by late 2027.
Processing up to 100,000 tonnes of post-consumer PET bottles a year (about 6.5 billion bottles), the plant diverts major plastic volumes from streets, landfills, drains, and waterways.
The facility south of Brisbane will process up to 200,000 tonnes of recovered Queensland glass annually, bringing sorting, melting, forming, and finished-product logistics together on one site.
Using nearly 800 metric tons of locally recycled resin annually, the project relies on curbside bottles, milk, laundry, shampoo, detergent, processed at Pact’s Circular Plastics Australia facility in Melbourne.
For packaging manufacturers, Duni’s quarter captures the tension between sustainable product investment and immediate margin compression driven by elevated freight and operations costs.
Operating under FDA- and EFSA-approved processes, the facility’s output can enter food-contact packaging applications requiring stringent purity standards.
Combining digital printing with flexo, semi-rotary die-cutting, cold foiling, lamination, and varnishing, the hybrid press enables single-pass printing and finishing of complex labels, eliminating separate equipment transfers.