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Oxygen-free filling line sets custom winemaker apart

New custom-crush and wine-bottling company Terravant Wine selects state-of-the-art bottle-filling monobloc to ensure the integrity of its customers' wines.

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Wine debuts in barrier-coated PET bottles

In March 2008, Artisan Wine Co., British Columbia, introduced to Canadian markets its Painted Turtle brand Semillion/Chardonnay and Cabernet/Shiraz wines in 750-mL silicon oxide-coated PET bottles from Ball Corp. (www.ball.com).

This closure, called torqued-on, pilfer-proof, is an adaptation of closures used for high-end spirits.

Phillips abandons cork for screw cap

Torqued-on pilfer-proof cap from England looks like conventional capsule, but twists open easily.

Labels take bottles from the wine cellar to the trophy case

The annual Tag and Label Manufacturing Institute competition in October celebrated excellence in tag and p-s label design, as well as innovation in converting.

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Competition 'tags' winning labels

This year’s Tag and Label Awards Competition honors pressure-sensitive labels used for new age drinks, wine and vitamins.

Converters of wine labels took 10 out of the 53 annual awards presented by TLMI. Wineries, designers want labels they feel re

Wine labels drink up awards

Recent competition honors labels used by wineries that realize the importance of presenting an appealing package to the consumer.

Labels of the five wines below were winners of recent competitions sponsored by the Tag and Label Manufacturers Institute and

A good year for wine labels

Reflecting a surge in the wine industry, wine labels take precedence at recent awards competitions.

Supplier news: Relocations, expansions

Tapp Technologies Inc. (British Columbia, Canada) opened its California Packaging Center in Windsor, CA.

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Labels fly in new package

The packaging for Seattle-based coffee marketer Park Bench's newest endeavor is for the birds. Literally. Using a unique label that replicates John J.