Beverage Packaging

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Good Earth Teas, Inc., maker of bold herbal tea fusions, today announced a re-launch of the brand, complete with whimsical new product names, revamped fusions and an attention-grabbing new look and feel.

By now you have noticed what appears to be a rise in power of pouches for use in the food and beverage segment.

With a title like chairman of the party, Josh Deth of Revolution Brewing has a tall order to fill.

neuro, a line of great tasting drinks with a purpose, reveals 2014 product innovations that align with the primary benefits consumers are seeking in functional beverages.

The US stand-up pouch market has seen dramatic growth over the past five years, increasing by 50% in unit volume terms to approaching 17 billion units in 2013. Beverages and pet food are the largest end use categories, each accounting for one-third of demand, closely followed by human food applications with around 30% share.

With the influx of craft beers on the market, the traditional packaging choice would’ve been a standard 12-ounce amber glass bottle. However, Chapman’s opted for a 16-ounce aluminum can for both aesthetic and functional purposes

Bigelow Tea’s packaging refresh highlights unique attributes that have made this brand America’s #1 specialty tea.

US demand for beverage containers is expected to increase 1.7% annually through 2017 to 265 billion units, valued at $29.1 billion.

Johnnie Walker Platinum Label pours into locking private case packaging