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Ukraine, buoyed by increasingly strong economic fundamentals, was the world's second fastest growing soft drinks market in 2007, trailing only Turkey. Euromonitor International identifies opportunity but warns against complacency.
A playful bottle is engineered for educational, environmental, and humanitarian benefits.
USA Weekend’s ‘ThinkSmart, The Green Issue’ presented a
negative, one-sided view.
Lifestyle changes in Mexico mean profitability for processed foods.
Food-service company Bon Appetit is testing a "low-carbon diet,"
designed to reduce the greenhouse-gas emissions that cause global
warming.
For the first time, South Africa's Department of Health is publishing
regulations related to the processing and labeling of bottled water.
Yes, I’m sick of hearing about (and breaking) the typical resolutions,
but it’s worth pondering these packaging resolutions from JoAnn Hines,
self-proclaimed “packaging diva.”
A portable bottling line housed in a 20’x8’x8-1/2’ container is quenching the troops and personnel in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
On the other hand, return on investment for packagers will remain invisible for near term. Now Wal-Mart softens stance on deadlines.
Carb labeling, dietary guidelines, and labeling issues dominate this regulatory update from Washington correspondent Cecelia Blalock.
Are you looking for a better way to seal containers without a cap? If the answer is yes, Enercon has some important news for you.
A thriving market for PET-bottled water and the proliferation of single-serve soft drink bottles will propel United States demand for beverage containers, according to The Freedonia Group.
Web exclusive: Brasseries Heineken puts another brand in 1/2-L plastic and introduces a 1-L plastic beer bottle, consisting of three materials in five layers and coinjection stretch/blow-molded by Continental PET Technologies (Florence, KY). Separately, Strasbourg, France-based Kronenbourg commits not only to the unusal step of self-manufacturing its own PET bottles, but to Actis (Amorphous Carbon Treatment on Internal Surface) coating process from Sidel (Norcross, GA).
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