SINCE 1957
Leading product solutions provider delivering industrial twines, packaging containment, and infrastructure protection systems across multiple sectors.
Australian manufacturer of high-quality greenhouse and agricultural structures, providing end-to-end solutions from design to installation.
Advanced polytunnel systems manufacturer delivering high-performance growing environments for commercial horticulture worldwide.
Leading supplier of innovative crop protection, horticulture, and safety solutions designed to maximise yield and protect agricultural production.
Innovative biodegradable and compostable twine solutions that replace traditional plastics while maintaining performance for modern horticulture.
Underground detection tapes and protection systems for telecommunications, gas, water, and electrical infrastructure projects across Australia.
Greenhouse structures, polytunnels, and crop protection systems for commercial growers across Australia, New Zealand, and the UK.
COMMUNITY & IMPACT
Tapex Group backs causes it believes in, from hearing loss, medical research, Indigenous education and family safety. The Rossi Foundation enables much of that work, alongside direct partnerships like The Shepherd Centre, So They Can and local community sponsorships.
Established by Company Principal Philip Rossi in 2007, The Rossi Foundation is Tapex Group's vehicle for giving back. It supports charities working in hearing loss support, cancer and major disease research, Indigenous education, and women's refuge services.
Tapex Group is a proud supporter of The Shepherd Centre, a not-for-profit helping children with hearing loss develop spoken language and listening skills. Founded in 1970, The Shepherd Centre now supports over 900 families across Australia, with more than 90% of graduates achieving the same spoken language levels as their hearing peers by school age.
Tapex Group partners with So They Can, an Australian-founded charity working to give children in East Africa access to quality education. Through direct partnerships with government schools in Kenya and Tanzania, So They Can currently reaches over 55,000 children across 55 schools.
