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Campari Australia has reached an agreement with Garage Beverage Manufacturing for the sale of its manufacturing site in Derrimut, Victoria.


Under the terms of the deal, Garage Beverages will continue to produce Campari Australia’s ready-to-drink products, including the Wild Turkey range, at the site.


Campari Australia's MD, Jacopo Borsa explained that the sale is part of a wider strategy to refocus the business on the sale and marketing of Campari’s key brands. “We are pleased to partner with Garage Beverages, a local manufacturer with extensive manufacturing experience and a strong commitment to excellence."


"We look forward to working with Garage Beverages over the coming months to ensure a smooth transition,” Borsa said.


The transaction is expected to be completed by mid-2025.

Shimadzu | Leader | Oct 2026
Rafaela Sousa

Rafaela Sousa

27 March 2025

Campari sells Australian manufacturing site

Campari sells Australian manufacturing site
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