Designed by French designer Cédric Ragot, it got its world preview at the Milan Fashion Week last April and was launched as the first biodegradable packaging ever made for Champagne.
At Veuve Clicquot indulgence sets in before the bottle is even opened. The refined printed label and high-quality glass body make an exquisite first impression.
The presentation of the champagne must not be impaired during automatic cartoning. Gerhard Schubert GmbH in Crailsheim rose to the challenge, supplying the ideal packaging line for this purpose.
Manufacturers seeking ways to improve the efficiency of their beverage lines and enjoy the benefits of leading adhesive technology should make talking to H.B. Fuller at Drinktec a priority (Hall 2, Stand 127).
Consumption of plastic film halved, 60% energy saving, 40% costs reduction of plastic film: these are the objectives achieved by the innovative bundling stretch plant of PET bottles designed for the beverage industry, produced and distributed by A.l.m.a.c Packaging of Cernusco sul Naviglio (Milan).
With about 143 million consumers, Russia is one of the world's largest markets, as well as one of the most strategic in the food and beverage industry, especially for vodka. P.E. Labellers solutions at Upakovka 2013.
Innovative, reliable, flexible solutions for the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, cosmetics, tea & coffee and food industry: the IMA Group's offer at Emballage, with some novelties.
With the development of the HDPE B5260ULS (Ultra Long Shelf-life), Sabic offers a new material for the production of bottles for milk, other dairy products and juices.
To enable juices consisting of sacs, fibres, fruit chunks or pulp to be filled as gently as possible, Krones rigorously separates the juice from the fruit content itself, both in the process engineering for thermal treatment and in the filling technology downstream.
COMBINING COMPETENCIES If you choose a tailor-made suit, would you buy jacket and trousers in two different shops? You might even end up with something nice and elegant, but to be on the safe side, you are best off choosing one bespoke tailor. The “suit” in this case is a monobloc (unscrambler, filler and capper), the result of the work of Acma and Kykloo.
