The Costa family has been growing produce on the Adelaide Plains since the 1940’s, a young Don Costa first setting up a 5-acre patch of almonds at the back of his Angle Vale property. By the 70’s Don had pioneered mechanical harvesting and utilised a new style irrigation system to increase his almond yields remarkably. It wasn’t long until he’d established his very own commercial almond processing facility.
Once Don introduced his three sons Tony, Phillip and Michael to the business, they increased both orchard plantings and cracking facilities, expanding their business to the Swan Reach area near the River Murray.
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Outstanding work by the whole team - a great example of committment, hard work and family values - super proud! 👏👏
Very Proud of all staff here at Costa Brothers hullers & Shellers Keep up the Good work and excited about the future.
Excellent work
CELEBRATING HARMONY WEEK
Like many other horticulture industries, people from many diverse backgrounds play important roles growing and processing our crop.
For the second year in a row, a group of PALM workers from Samoa are working at Costa Brothers Hullers and Shellers at Swan Reach.
The company is currently building worker accommodation on site, to save the crew having to travel 20 kilometres to Blanchetown at the start and end of their shifts.
You can read more about Costa Brothers Hullers and Shellers in the autumn edition of In A Nutshell, which will be published soon.
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Receptionist Position Available 2025
March Start 5 days a week
Contract Hours can be 25 – 38 /week – dependent on applicants’ preference
Shift times may vary am/pm, negotiable
Duties include - booking in/out trucks & basic office duties – filing, data entry
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Great photo, who did you use for the shoot?