With a heritage that dates back to 1919, Steggles is an iconic Australian brand and one of the most progressive in the poultry industry. Steggles is renowned for quality and innovation. The Steggles brand is highly recognized by Australian consumers and has a proud reputation for upholding traditional, family oriented values.
Visit one of our factory shops for a wide range of fresh and frozen products at discounted prices.
For more information or special requests, please phone your local Steggles shop.
Please note shops are closed on public holidays and trading hours are subject to change.
NSW Factory Shops
Beresfield, Hawthorn St, Beresfield NSW, 2322
Trading Hours
Mon - Fri: 8am - 5pm
Sat: 8am - 12am
Closed Sundays
Ph: 02 4924 4480
Hanwood, Murphy Road, Hanwood NSW 2680
Trading Hours
Mon – Fri: 9am – 5pm
Sat: 9am – 2pm
Ph: 02 6961 9806
Pendle Hill - Pendle Hill 13-15 Amax Ave, Girraween, NSW, 2145
Trading Hours
Mon - Fri: 6am - 4pm
Sat: 5am - 1pm
Phone: 02 9842 1137
Tamworth - Cnr Bridge & Out Street, Tamworth NSW 2340
Trading Hours
Mon - Fri: 7.30am - 5pm
Sat: 8am - 12pm
Ph: 02 6763 2450
Saturday, February 01, 2014
Sheridan Factory Outlet stores
We’re proud of our high quality products available at everyday prices, sold exclusively under the Sheridan Factory Outlet brand.
Our merchandise also includes out-of-season and discontinued bed linen and towels from our Sheridan retail locations, and production samples that vary slightly from Sheridan on-range designs in their fabrication, colour or trim. Our range of discounted Sheridan-branded products extends your choices to include quilt covers, quilt cover sets and accessories.
http://www.sheridanfactoryoutlet.com.au/
SPC Ardmona opens new factory sales outlet
Victorian Foodbowl icon SPC Ardmona will today open its new factory sales outlet designed to help it grow its status as the most popular factory food outlet in the nation.Regional and Rural Development Minister Jacinta Allan will unveil a commemorative plaque to mark the occasion tonight, and today said the factory sales outlet’s new Shepparton CBD location would elevate SPC Ardmona’s already heightened status among tourists.
“The SPC Ardmona factory is not a location – it’s a destination, and one that at least someone in everyone’s family has visited in their lifetime, often bringing cartons of fruit back to share with loved ones,” Ms Allan said.
“It will now be more accessible than ever before thanks to SPC Ardmona relocating it to a CBD shopfront.”
Ms Allan said the new sales outlet was located in Corio Street and would help SPC Ardmona continue to provide even better service to the hundreds of thousands of customers and tourists that visit the factory every year.
“Shepparton’s factory sales outlet for processed fruit has its roots in the 1980s when one ran from a little hut near the Ardmona Factory at Mooroopna, whose main customers were employees and shareholders,” she said.
http://www.ausfoodnews.com.au/2010/03/19/spc-ardmona-opens-new-factory-sales-outlet.html
“The SPC Ardmona factory is not a location – it’s a destination, and one that at least someone in everyone’s family has visited in their lifetime, often bringing cartons of fruit back to share with loved ones,” Ms Allan said.
“It will now be more accessible than ever before thanks to SPC Ardmona relocating it to a CBD shopfront.”
Ms Allan said the new sales outlet was located in Corio Street and would help SPC Ardmona continue to provide even better service to the hundreds of thousands of customers and tourists that visit the factory every year.
“Shepparton’s factory sales outlet for processed fruit has its roots in the 1980s when one ran from a little hut near the Ardmona Factory at Mooroopna, whose main customers were employees and shareholders,” she said.
http://www.ausfoodnews.com.au/2010/03/19/spc-ardmona-opens-new-factory-sales-outlet.html
Abacus keen to add more factory outlets
Abacus and South African billionaire Nathan Kirsh bought Birkenhead Point shopping centre and marina for $174 million in 2010. Source: The Australian
FRANK Wolf's Abacus Property Group wants to roll out its factory outlet shopping centre model at the company's Birkenhead Point mall to other locations after turnover in the Sydney mall leapt 12 per cent in the first half of the 2013 financial year.
The acquisitive Abacus has been offered more than $1 billion worth of properties to buy, most of which are in secondary markets in recent months, said Dr Wolf, the company's managing director, who has flagged an interest in some of General Electric's Australian real estate assets that are still for sale.
But on the development front it has focused on its Birkenhead centre at Drummoyne in Sydney's inner west.
"We are looking at taking the outlet centre model and seeing if we can replicate it in other high traffic areas," Dr Wolf said.
"We can see there is a genuine role for Birkenhead in the market, it is something the customer wants, they want to feel that they are getting good value."
Before Abacus announced that it had purchased an office and retail property at 33 Queen Street in Brisbane for $34 million this week, Dr Wolf flagged that the group was looking at buying a property in the Queensland capital where the group was planning a "mini Birkenhead".
The group has so far spent $25m improving Birkenhead, planning to open a Nike outlet store, a Lee & Wrangler outlet shop and an Aldi shopping centre in the floor beneath the Coles supermarket, which would boost the centre's moving annual turnover by 10 per cent.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/property/abacus-keen-to-add-more-factory-outlets/story-fn9656lz-1226628977815#
FRANK Wolf's Abacus Property Group wants to roll out its factory outlet shopping centre model at the company's Birkenhead Point mall to other locations after turnover in the Sydney mall leapt 12 per cent in the first half of the 2013 financial year.
The acquisitive Abacus has been offered more than $1 billion worth of properties to buy, most of which are in secondary markets in recent months, said Dr Wolf, the company's managing director, who has flagged an interest in some of General Electric's Australian real estate assets that are still for sale.
But on the development front it has focused on its Birkenhead centre at Drummoyne in Sydney's inner west.
"We are looking at taking the outlet centre model and seeing if we can replicate it in other high traffic areas," Dr Wolf said.
"We can see there is a genuine role for Birkenhead in the market, it is something the customer wants, they want to feel that they are getting good value."
Before Abacus announced that it had purchased an office and retail property at 33 Queen Street in Brisbane for $34 million this week, Dr Wolf flagged that the group was looking at buying a property in the Queensland capital where the group was planning a "mini Birkenhead".
The group has so far spent $25m improving Birkenhead, planning to open a Nike outlet store, a Lee & Wrangler outlet shop and an Aldi shopping centre in the floor beneath the Coles supermarket, which would boost the centre's moving annual turnover by 10 per cent.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/property/abacus-keen-to-add-more-factory-outlets/story-fn9656lz-1226628977815#
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