Multi-Color Corporation ensures delivery capability
This is MCC's response to the great importance of stable supply chains in the international packaging and labelling market.
Read more "
The Swiss company Sigg is launching a drinking bottle made from 100% recycled aluminium. The closure of the Sigg Traveller MyPlanet is also based on renewable materials such as cellulose.
After the 5th use, the bottle should already have an average of one Better CO2 balance than a PET bottle have. „Like all our aluminium bottles, it is very light and at the same time so robust that it can be used for many years,“ explains René ab Egg, Marketing Director SIGG Switzerland Bottles AG. If such a drinking bottle is used about three times a week for ten years, a total of around 1,500 PET bottles can be saved.
Climate-neutral production
The Production of all Sigg aluminium bottles is certified as climate-neutral by ClimatePartnerAll CO2 emissions generated during production are offset by supporting climate protection projects. 100% recycled aluminium is used to manufacture the bottle body: This can be recycled practically indefinitely without any loss of quality. The closure is leak-proof for carbonated drinks and is based on renewable materials. Like all Sigg drinking bottles, the Traveller MyPlanet is free from BPA and other harmful substances.
The Traveller MyPlanet will be available in stores from March.
Source: Sigg
More messages about beverages
Sustainable action plan for beverage packaging
Suntory Beverage & Food France and Carrefour have signed an agreement.
Read more "
Croxsons launches first British sparkling wine bottle on the market
Until now, winegrowers in England and Wales have had to rely on imported bottles of sparkling wine.
Read more "
Austria's one-way deposit fulfils target
One year after the introduction of the one-way deposit system for beverage packaging, Recycling Pfand Austria is taking positive stock.
Read more "
Tetra Pak invests in barrier technology
Tetra Pak is investing 60 million euros in its own pilot plant for the further development of paper-based barrier technology at the Lund site.
Read more "
Fritz-Kola starts national roll-out of the 0.33-litre can
Fritz-Kola is expanding its packaging range with the national introduction of the can from 2026.
Read more "