Located just 70km south of Perth in the Shire of Murray, the Peel region is home to diverse natural resources, a thriving agricultural sector and a growing business community. Strategically positioned 10km north-east of Mandurah, Western Australia's largest regional city, Peel Business Park serves as the gateway to the Peel agricultural region.

Situated east of the Kwinana Freeway, the park offers convenient access to Perth's southern corridor and metropolitan area, as well as the South West and the ports of Kwinana, Bunbury and Fremantle.

Peel Business Park is the first stage of the integrated Transform Peel initiative, which also includes the 42,000-hectare Peel Food Zone and the Peel Integrated Water Initiative. Funded by the State Government, these initiatives aim to support long-term economic growth across the region.

Designed to support agri-food and agri-processing industries, Peel Business Park will also accommodate complementary light industrial, transport and logistics businesses, creating opportunities for investment, employment and regional development.

Business leaders, industry representatives, government stakeholders, including the Minister for Peel, the Hon Jessica Stojkovski MLA attended the Peel Business Park Stage 3 Preview Event last month.

During the event, David Cooper, Senior Development Manager at DevelopmentWA outlined the vision for Peel Business Park as a key driver of economic diversification in the Peel region, highlighting its focus on agri-innovation, renewable energy and job creation, and showcased the upcoming Stage 3 land release, including 15 new industrial and commercial lots.

The event was also jointly coordinated by the Peel Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Peel Development Commission, and the Shire of Murray, demonstrating strong regional collaboration to attract investment and accelerate business growth.

Transform Peel is a 35-year visionary project to create new industries, more jobs and improved food security, through innovation, research and collaboration.The Transform Peel project partners include; 

• DevelopmentWA's Industrial Lands Authority
• Peel Development Commission
• Department Primary Industries and Regional Development
• Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
• Shire of Murray
• and the City of Mandurah

The Peel Business Park has a focus on building opportunity through industry. It is a place of productivity; where business, industry, training, research and development come together, invigorating the Peel region.

Peel Business Park has welcomed Global bakery agribusiness ARYZTA to the precinct. The Swiss-owned company will be a foundation agri-food tenant in the Park. This is strongly aligned with the $49 million Transform Peel project and Food Innovation Precinct WA (FIPWA). The premise of this funding is to establish and drive new industries, create jobs and improve food security through innovation, research and collaboration.