The billionaire businessman was named as Australia's wealthiest person in this year's Financial Review Rich List and is the chief executive of cardboard box and recycling giant Visy, which is also ...

hotels and parks between Visy and Amcor executives in which they rigged the market for cardboard boxes. The scam was complete with prepaid mobile phones, calls from public phone booths and ...

(See “Billionaire Pratt Faces Price-Fixing Charge”) Amcor has been Visy’s only real competition in a comfortable Australian cardboard duopoly ... for the supply of boxes.

RICHARD Pratt's Visy Industries is setting a cracking pace in the cardboard box market, with plans to build a $60 million box plant in Yatala, near Brisbane. The plant would add 50,000 tonnes of ...

Reveue rose 33 per cent in August, compared to last year. Visy has been making cardboard boxes for 72 years, but it has achieved revenue growth in August – in the middle of a pandemic – that ...

At first glance, the billionaire cardboard-box manufacturing and recycling magnate might be considered to operate in an old-fashioned industry. Hundreds of Pratt and his family’s Visy and Pratt ...

Cardboard box manufacturers Amcor and Visy Board will pay out at least $95 million to thousands of businesses after settling a drawn-out class action over alleged price fixing. Amcor said in a ...

Visy's mill at Tumut has driven away the pulp industry's Wesley Vale nightmares and given it new self-respect. Cardboard-box king Richard Pratt knows how to throw a party. When Visy Industries ...

Visy manufactures and supplies beverage and food containers, including PET bottles, PET preforms, PET jars, paperboard cartons and corrugated cardboard boxes. It also collects and processes ...

Sensing for Amazon packaging Pratt also revealed that Visy is hoping to incorporate more technology into the cardboard boxes it supplies to Amazon.com to ship products that consumers purchase.

The company says the cardboard for the boxes made in Warner Robins will mostly ... Pratt and his relatives also own Australia's Visy Industries, a sister company. Anthony Pratt got his start ...