Australian packaging giant Orora has signed a strategic partnership with AHG Refrigerated Logistics to add a logistics aspect to its existing corrugated carton solutions.
AHG Refrigerated Logistics has an extended portfolio, including brands such as Rand, Harris, Scott’s Refrigerated Freightways and JAT.
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The deal is expected to benefit Orora’s existing fruit and produce corrugated customer base in the country.
Currently delivering cost-effective corrugated cartons, the firm will be able to expand its capabilities with help from its partner by adding services such as temperature-controlled logistics.
Orora managing director Nigel Garrard said: “Orora strives to be a customer-led provider of innovative packaging solutions, and this partnership with AHG is a significant step in that journey.”
“AHG will provide a comprehensive logistics infrastructure that delivers cartons in a timely manner to our customers, with market-leading capability to collect and protect their fresh produce through the transport chain, ensuring it arrives to market in optimal condition.
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By GlobalData“Orora and AHG can now offer our fruit and produce customers an end-to-end packaging solution for their produce, from carton to market in pristine condition.”
AHG has emerged a leading refrigerated logistics firm in Australia following multiple acquisitions. The firm operates expanded fleet for road and rail transport and offers cold storage solutions across the country.
Image: Orora supplies cost-effective, fit-for-purpose and corrugated cartons for fruit and produce sector in Australia. Photo: courtesy of Orora Packaging Australia.
