Manager of Jeanjean’s BIB & Innovation division Mr. Heymann cites several advantages of the tamper-evident SUP wine pouch packaging with three-hole finger handles: 1) Consumer-convenient and highly portable for picnics, camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities; 2) Easy pourability and recloseability; 3) Made with high-oxygen barrier film that preserves wine flavor for one year closed and up to six weeks after initial opening; 4) Lightweight (35 g empty and 1516 g full) and compact profile (200mm wide x 280mm tall) for space-saving shipment and storage; 5) Excellent stand-up stability due to the single-gusset at bottom of the pouch and the stiff film structure (specifics of film not disclosed); and 6) Eco-friendly features such as an estimated 80 percent lower carbon footprint and 90 percent less landfill waste compared to two glass bottles with equivalent wine volume.
SUP wines convenient and eco-friendly
The Jeanjean Group, Saint-Felix de Lodez, France, operates both as a wine producer and specialty packager of wines. Markets include cafes, restaurants, hotels, and large cellars as well as consumer retailers.
Jul 1, 2010
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