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Beverage manufactures should consider the bottom line, production capability and capacity, and marketing plans and forecasts in order to drive success.

The popular saying, “what matters most is on the inside,” might be the case for most things, but in the world of packaging, what is on the outside really does matter.

There are different ways to fill a beverage product into its respective packaging. Aseptic and retort are two of the main processes.

Have you ever wondered how glass, metal, and plastic stack up relative to one another? Use this chart to evaluate material effectiveness in capacities such as package weight, recyclability, refillability, transparency, shelf-life, breakability, shape retention, and temperature.

Packaging materials manufacturers continue to stretch their capabilities to give beverage-makers dramatic labels.

Packaging components and materials are seeing shifts among top-performing segments as well as evolving demands.

Hotshot Coffee, as seen on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” was founded by entrepreneur Danny Grossfeld to bring consumers hot coffee in a can.

In Beverage Industry’s annual Best Packages poll, the editors selected 10 package designs across the alcohol and non-alcohol beverage markets.

Among the ways consumers assess sustainability is through the packaging that brand owners utilize. According to packaging material suppliers, sustainable benefits from packaging allow brand owners to showcase their environmentally friendly ethos.