Articles Tagged with ''aluminum cans''

Recognizing the shifts of consumers’ food and beverage choices, Seth Goldman, Chef Spike Mendelsohn founded Eat the Change, a planet-friendly snack company in 2020 that ventured into the bottled tea business, along with Barry Nalebuff, in 2022 with the release of JUST ICE Tea.

poppi released 16-ounce cans of its best-selling flavors, Strawberry Lemon and Orange as well as its newest flavor ― Wild Berry ― at participating 7-Eleven, Speedway and Stripes stores across the country.

100 Coconuts announced the launch of its new 16.6-fluid ounce can of 100% Pure Coconut Water, now available on Amazon and select retailers this summer. 

Eat the Change announced its latest addition to the JUST ICE TEA line: ready-to-drink iced teas in a can. The new 12-ounce cans will be available in three varie-teas: Lemon Tea, Raspberry Tea, and Dragon Green Tea.

Experts say factors like environmental concerns, lifestyle preferences, visual marketing strategies, product quality considerations, craft beverage trends and the efficiency of aluminum recycling processes are causing brands to turn to aluminum packaging.

North Coast Brewing Co. (NCBC) released its first-ever 19.2-ounce beer cans. Scrimshaw and Old Rasputin now are available in 19.2-ounce cans. NCBC also will continue to offer these beers on draft and in bottles.

Vinca launched a new series of its organic wine range from Sicily in 187-ml cans from Ardagh Metal Packaging (AMP). The wine is produced from organic grapes grown on the West Coast of Sicily. 

When it comes to recycling, studies show that consumers express concerns about recycling success in the United States, but companies are looking to change that through education, awareness and improved access.

With market trends, SKU proliferation and more, experts highlight how flexible can filling and seaming equipment works to fill a variety of container sizes, while ensuring product safety.

Beverage-makers are reaching sustainability goals as suppliers direct innovations for tabs, ends and closures with these aspects in mind.