Articles Tagged with ''PET Packaging''

To increase capacity, a production line was installed to fill Prolom bottled water, sourced from the Planinka health spa and resort.

StackTek may be best known for its applications in the wine industry, but now it’s making its way into the baby food market.

Trademarked, the SureHandle PET container, it gives brand owners significant shelf differentiation, handling convenience and aesthetics that were not previously possible.

“Current technology on the market makes it possible to have 30 percent bio-PET,” says John Bissell, CEO of Origin Materials. “Our breakthrough technology aims to reach 100 percent bio-based bottles at commercial scale."

Lighter-weight bottles might help bottling sustainability efforts, but are they really environmentally friendly?

The new package combination offers considerable weight, efficiency and breakage improvements for both brands and consumers, while maintaining the high quality aesthetic of glass on store shelves.

While glass bottles might be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of high-end spring water, one company has decided to branch out into plastic.

“We wanted to get away from being just another typical spread jar on the shelf. With P28, we are always looking to change the game,” says Jeff Prince, director of operations for the company.

Even though the clikPET material is PET-based, it is has the ability to bend and click.

The storage conditions of post-consumer polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles could affect further recycled PET bottles, according to a recent Plastic Technologies, Inc. research study.