Colac, Victoria for more than 90 years. Operations Bulla Dairy Foods employs more than 600 people within Victoria, Australia and has grown to an international level, exporting their products to 17 countries. The company's head office is located in Derrimut, Melbourne and the manufacturing sites are in Colac, Dandenong and Mulgrave, Victoria. Production Bulla Dairy Foods carries 160 units of stock keeping and this stock is produced and manufactured in a seven-day cycle. Bulla's supply of milk is directly sourced from Australia and the company uses specific methods of pasteurising milk using ultra heat treatment. Bulla's main manufacturing sites are in Colac, Victoria, Mulgrave, Victoria and Dandenong, Victoria where the company has employed more than 450 people in those two sites. In their production site, Bulla has introduced two MTU onsite energy cogeneration modules, due to a grant from the Australian Governments Clean technology food and Foundries investment program. This instalment provides 80 per cent of the power requirement for its frozen dairy manufacturing plant in Colac. The instalment of the cogeneration modules was aimed to improve the company's ecological footprint and reduce energy costs. Prior to the instalment of this module, the manufacturing site at Colac used 86 percent of electricity and 11 percent of natural gas. Bulla is a member of the Australian Packaging Covenant, which is an organisation to limit environmental impacts of product packaging, this includes recyclable packaging. In May 2019, Bulla Dairy foods had a set price of milk solids at 7 dollars per kilogram and in the following month the company moved to a price of $7.20 per kilogram. The increase was a result of a greater competition for milk in the current market. Bulla Dairy Foods has more than 100 suppliers within Victoria and this provides more than 1 million litres of milk. International Exports Bulla Dairy Foods has annual gross sales of approximately $400 million and is the largest selling branded cream in Australia. Bulla has an international presence in many southeast Asian countries, including Singapore, and China. These overseas exports contribute to approximately five per cent of Bulla's yearly profit and international export revenues are about five to ten million dollars. The company has introduced their dairy range into the Chinese market, with Bulla's frozen products being sold in stores in China and also on two online food retail platforms. In the Chinese market, Bulla has sold their products in both