Cospak, a major importer of glass packaging into Australia and New Zealand for many years, is now able to utilise the capability of some of its key Asian suppliers to produce relatively small quantities of high quality glass bottles and jars.
The company can supply them at competitive prices.
Until now these smaller quantities were only possible by employing production within Europe—which usually resulted in greater cost—or by using less than reputable manufacturers in the Asian region where quality control has been an issue in the past.
Cospak has conducted strict independent audits of its Asian suppliers and is able to produce 100,000 pieces (a very small quantity in terms of glass manufacturing) of almost any glass product imaginable.
This provides a huge advantage for Australian manufacturers looking for a point of difference in the marketplace.
From a rough concept drawing or picture, Cospak can deliver functional technical CAD drawings, which can then be used to produce plastic or glass prototype samples that give a 3D impression of what a future product will look like in the retail environment.
As its tagline promises, Cospak is able to take your packaging needs ‘From Concept to Reality’.
Cospak general manager Travis Norman says anything is possible under the new arrangement with the Asian suppliers.
“We just need to be given some broad parameters of an idea or concept and we can take over from there to convert this into an original packaging option,” Norman says.
Cospak currently supplies Asian sourced glass bottles to many of the major players in the food, beverage and wine industries.
“By supplying these major companies we maintain our focus on quality to surpass our clients’ high expectations,” Norman says.
The company has branches in every Australian capital city as well as in China, New Zealand, South Africa and more recently in Italy.
Cospak is taking its ‘From Concept to Reality’ offering to the world and developing itself as a global player in the supply of innovative packaging.
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