Maryvale Mill Enterprise Agreement Update February 2025
Opal is pleased to welcome our valued Production team members back to work from Sunday 16 February 2025, after reaching an in principle agreement with them and the CFMEU today for a new Enterprise Agreement at the Maryvale Mill.
Access the full Media Statement below.
Media release
February 15, 2025
Category: Media releases
Opal gives local manufacturing a boost with cutting-edge investment in Christchurch
Opal gives local manufacturing a boost with cutting-edge investment in Christchurch
Mountain Blue and Opal Partner to Launch Plastic Free Cardboard Packaging Trial
Mountain Blue and Opal Partner to Launch Plastic Free Cardboard Packaging Trial
Maryvale Energy from Waste project wins multi-council waste tenders
More than a dozen forward-thinking Victorian councils have committed their non-recyclable household waste to the Maryvale Energy from Waste (EfW) project, which is the most progressed of its kind in Victoria, to help divert it from landfill.
Great Wrap partners with Opal to distribute Australian made compostable pallet wrap
Melbourne, Australia: Great Wrap, a B Corp Certified material science company, has partnered with Opal one of Australia and New Zealand’s leading cardboard packaging and recycling companies, to exclusively offer the only Australian made Compostable Machine Pallet Wrap for businesses of all sizes in Australia and New Zealand, enabling them to divert traditional pallet wrap away from landfills.
Victoria’s first energy from waste licence awarded to Maryvale ‘Energy from Waste’ project
The Maryvale Energy from Waste (EfW) project has been successfully awarded the first Energy from Waste licence from Recycling Victoria under the Waste to Energy Scheme.
Opal Fibre Packaging Wodonga officially open for business
Opal’s world class, $140 million corrugated cardboard packaging facility in Wodonga has officially opened. Opal’s Wodonga facility, which utilises the latest advanced, high-speed packaging manufacturing technology, has a total footprint of approximately 55,000 square metres.