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A new version of Tetra Pak's plant-based package will be used by a US company named Just Water.

More than 80 per cent of the Tetra Top carton bottle comes from plant-based materials, and it now comes with a cap and top made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) derived from sugar cane.

Combined with the FSC certified paperboard used in the main sleeve of the carton, this pushes its renewable content up from 53 per cent to 82 per cent, with no impact to its recyclability.

Just CEO Grace Jeon said the water company's goal was to reduce its impact on the environment while creating change in communities.

“Compared with different types of plastic water bottles, this bottle innovation significantly reduces the product’s carbon footprint," she said.

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Fonterra Co-operative Group has completed the sale of Mainland Group to French dairy giant Lactalis, closing a divestment process that began in mid-2024 when the co-op announced a strategic shift to become a pure-play global B2B dairy provider.

A potential combination of the world’s second and fifth largest spirits companies would create a $43.6 billion (US$30 billion) global player, second only to Diageo.

Tongala Nutrition has received a $1.5 million government grant through the new $150 million Victorian Investment Fund. The funding will support the company’s expansion, creating more than 40 new jobs in the region.