Caps & Closures has designed a program for a progressive reduction in energy consumption in our operations, and make a shift from fossil to renewable energy sources. The plan defines many actions toward our goal of minimal energy and greenhouse footprint, including replacing inefficient plant infrastructure and machines with low energy consumption units. These efforts significantly reduced consumption while increasing production capacity.

Amid the COVID-19 crisis, as the government calls on industry to make products in short supply, manufacturers are turning to local packaging companies for help. PKN spoke to Caps & Closures about our response to the crisis and the growing need for Australia’s self-sufficiency, especially when it comes to the supply of essential items for public safety.

With 25 April just around the corner, many Australians are considering how they will mark the national day of remembrance. While the annual Anzac Day service may still proceed, the coronavirus restrictions remain strictly in place. However, being stuck at home on Anzac Day won’t stop Caps & Closures and our team from honouring our fallen heroes. Here are some ways you can join us in commemorating our heroes from the past and the present.

The FIAL team features Precise Pour in their 4th edition of the Celebrating Australian Food and Agribusiness Innovations book. The Precise Pour takes a leap forward in the functionality of the simple tap, both for the consumer and the packer. It is simple to apply, intuitive to use, hard to damage and performs unlike any other tap on the market.

Home-grown innovation from Caps & Closures has achieved acclaim on the global stage, with the Melbourne company walking off with a trophy at the recent WorldStar Awards. Lindy Hughson caught up with MD Brendon Holmes to find out more about what led the business to the spotlight on a stage in Prague.