All Beverages articles – Page 26
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ArticleIs refillable and reusable growth set to continue its skyward trend?
In this article, Paul Jenkins, managing director of ThePackhub, takes a look at some of the most exciting products to have come out of the refillable and reusable packaging sectors in the last 12 months.
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ArticleWaveGrip launches plastic can carrier containing 50% PCR
WaveGrip, a brand of Berry Global, has launched a new style of multi-pack carrier for cans that contains over 50% recycled plastic.
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ArticleDesign for Change Series 5 - Chocooatl
Part five in Anthem's series looks at a new category of flavoured milk for adults, that uses more complex taste profiles and innovative structural packaging design to offer a grown-up and indulgent beverage.
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ArticleWebinar: Lightweight beverage packaging
Converting to a lightweight neck and closure system for PET bottles is a quick and easy way to reduce your operating costs and achieve your sustainability goals.
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa unveils new boxed wine expertise service
Smurfit Kappa Bag-in-Box has launched a new “SmartLife” service with the aim of improving the shelf-life of boxed wines.
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ArticleAroma-proof PP monomaterial solution presented by Syntegon, Taghleef Industries and Polifilm
Syntegon, Taghleef Industries, and Polifilm Extrusion have jointly developed a polypropylene monomaterial solution with aroma-proof qualities for the coffee market.
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ArticleCoca-Cola reveals recyclable paperboard-based rings for multipack cans
Coca-Cola European Partners has today announced the introduction of CanCollar, a paperboard packaging solution, for multipack cans in Spain.
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ArticleDiageo issues major update on sustainability goals
Diageo, the maker of Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff and Guinness, is celebrating the conclusion of its 2020 Sustainability and Responsibility Goals.
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ArticleDesign for Change Series 3 - Vega L’eau
In this edition of the Design for Change series, Anthem Worldwide discusses how packaging can amplify quality, unique products.
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ArticleAptar launches SimpliCycle TPE valve solution
Aptar Food + Beverage has announced its new SimpliCycle recyclable valve technology.
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ArticleVoyage into ocean plastics
eXXpedition is an all-female sailing voyage and scientific research mission investigating the causes of and solutions to ocean plastic pollution.
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ArticleFaller collaborates with start-up to create innovative drinking aid
Iuvas has partnered with Faller Packaging to develop a product designed to make it easier for elderly and physically disabled people to drink.
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ArticleBottle Up launching in WHSmith stores across the UK
Dutch-based brand Bottle Up has launched in the UK with their pre-filled, reusable, BPA free, plant-based water bottles.
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ArticleCoca-Cola European Partners invests in PET recycling technology
Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) has announced that it is funding a recycling start-up that seeks to provide a new life for difficult to recycle plastic polyester waste.
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ArticleLoop platform launches in the UK with founding retail partner Tesco
Loop, TerraCycle’s zero waste shopping platform, has officially launched its UK pilot e-commerce programme with Tesco as its retail partner.
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ArticleAn inside look at Notpla's edible seaweed-based packaging
We spoke with Notpla to learn what makes its edible biodegradable packaging stand out in a crowded marketplace.
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ArticleDiageo announces creation of “world's first” 100% plastic-free paper-based spirits bottle
Diageo has today announced that it has created what it describes as the world's first-ever 100% plastic-free paper-based spirits bottle.
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ArticleBacardi partners with O-I to unlock a Caribbean encounter
Bacardi rum has partnered with global glass bottle manufacturer O-I on a new limited-edition bottle.
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ArticleFrugalpac launches wine bottle made from 94% recycled paperboard
Frugalpac has revealed a wine bottle made from 94% recycled paperboard that is apparently comparable in cost to a labelled glass bottle.
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ArticleEvian introduces label-free bottle made from 100% rPET
Evian has revealed a new bottle that is label-free, made from 100% recycled PET, and reportedly fully recyclable.