Articles Tagged with ''caps and closures''

Ancient Greek fabulist Aesop once said, “Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow.” The notion of not letting outside influences take away from a core message has been applied to literature, music, politics and even business. For one beverage-maker, substance over style has been a philosophy engrained in its products and messaging from the beginning.

1026 Beverage Co. and the founders of Someecards teamed up to introduce SomeWine, a new brand based on the popular brand of online cards. 

Regardless of a beverage's content or packaging, a plastic or metal cap or closure is necessary to keep the packaging spill-proof and contents fresh. Thus, beverage-makers are committed to giving consumers caps that are easy to open, tamper-resistant and biodegradable while still communicating the brand’s identity by using a variety of colors, shapes and graphics.

Wilkens-Anderson offers its VSM II video seam monitor: a high-resolution camera and monitor to inspect can double-seam cross sections.

As you might have known, our former Managing Editor Stephanie Cernivec was Beverage Industry’s resident wine enthusiast, always ready to delve deeper into the subject.

Following Bruce Tea’s availability in cans, Splash Beverage Group and Bruce Lee’s daughter, Shannon, worked to release the ready-to-drink teas in glass bottles.