Australian dairy food company Devondale Murray Goulburn is planning to invest A$127m ($119m) in capital upgrades across three of its existing facilities in Victoria and Tasmania, according an Industrial Info Resources Australia alert.
Devondale Murray Goulburn managing director Gary Helou said in an annoucement that the upgrades include investment in latest technology, with automated processing and packaging for a range of dairy foods for Asian and Australian consumers.
The co-operative recently announced its plans to invest more than $14m at its Edith Creek manufacturing site in Tasmania to enable the development of a range of innovative new dairy beverages.
