Viscount Nally Folding MegaBins reusable pooled bulk packaging

Viscount has launched its next-generation Nally Folding MegaBin range, expanding its reusable pooling solutions for bulk goods across fresh produce, protein, poultry, food manufacturing and raw material supply chains.

The bulk packaging solution is designed to replace single-use cardboard and timber packaging with a durable reusable alternative built for long-term circulation.

Designed and manufactured in Australia, the folding bins operate within Viscount’s pooling ecosystem. Bins arrive washed, sanitised and ready to load. Then, at end of use, bins are returned to Viscount where they are professionally cleaned, inspected and redistributed.

Every reusable bin is RFID-equipped as standard, providing asset visibility across supply chains. Optional Genius Tag Track & Trace technology is available to help users gain real-time transparency and operational insights. The optional tracking capabilities can also deliver predictive alerts for temperature fluctuations and handling incidents, helping protect product integrity, reduce shrinkage and safeguard cold-chain performance.

Capable of stacking six high when fully loaded, the bin is designed with a maximum load capacity of 550 kg. The bin’s integrated folding architecture features a 3:1 collapse ratio, reducing from 780 mm to just 280 mm when folded. Collapsed units can be stored up to 20 high.

Engineered for high-volume supply chains, the durable bin has smooth, non-porous interior surfaces to support hygiene and easy sanitation, and rounded corners to reduce bruising and product damage. It also features integrated ventilation slots to optimise airflow and help maintain freshness and extend shelf life.

Compatible with tipping systems, washing facilities, conveyors and beam racking, the bin range is available in multiple configurations, including: 780 L Vented; 780 L Drop Door with dual drop-down doors; and 475 L Low Height suitable for smaller volumes and hard produce such as stone fruit, pumpkins, potatoes, onions and broccolini.

At the end of its service life, the bin’s materials are recovered and repurposed.