Beverage Packaging

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The beverage packaging market is set to grow in the next 10 years at a fairly flat rate.

The flurry of litigation initiated over “natural” food labeling began half a decade ago and entered a new stage this January, as the FDA declined an invitation from three federal courts to formally define the term “natural” on food and beverage labels.

Canadian "supershake" creator Rumble plans to offer its all-natural shakes in Ball Corporation's Alumi-Tek bottles to U.S. consumers this spring

Johnny Appleseed Hard Apple Cider is available nationwide on April 7, 2014 in 12-ounce glass bottles with a twist-off cap in six-packs and 12-packs, and sold individually in 16oz. and 25oz. cans

Last May we had a special product demo video about a new single-serve wine package designed for easy and fun consumption, well the Zipz wine glass got a revamp.

V8 Splash® Lemonade is in a convenient 64-ounce, multi-serving bottle — which allows mom to serve multiple glasses of a light and crisp summer drink that comes in two delicious flavors.

Companies are creating and marketing innovative new teas in varieties that range well beyond green, white and black, with some incorporating nutraceutical ingredients such as flowers, herbs and roots.

With over 125 years of cider-making heritage, Strongbow offers a distinct kind of refreshment from other ciders with these new flavors.

Beginning this month, 24 and 35 packs of Absopure Natural Spring Water will carry new packaging co-branded with Pure Michigan that will celebrate Michigan's natural beauty and recognize Absopure's century-old Michigan roots.

The packaging initiative is the latest step in the company’s ongoing commitment to bring the brand to the forefront of the beverage industry.