Opal
Headquartered in Australia
Opal is one of Australia and New Zealand's largest paper, recycling and packaging businesses. It manufactures corrugated cartons and boxes, including fresh-produce carton ranges (SureFresh and Xitex), along with punnets, trays and chilled/frozen packaging solutions.
Product type
Regions served
Australia and New Zealand
Countries
Australia, New Zealand
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