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Today’s consumers are blessed with an ever-growing choice of beverage solutions. As these beverage options proliferate, so do the packaging options. Among the options, shrink and stretch labeling materials are “stretching” the creativity brand owners can utilize for packaging.

The issue right now is trying to define what ‘packaging from renewable sources’ actually means, and to provide methods for comparing one alternative to another.

GrowlerWerks offers the uKeg, which is designed to give brewers the ability to serve beer that is fresh, cold and carbonated for as long as two weeks.

The ink enables the reuse of glass bottles in the drinks industry, the company says.

To create repeat customers, brands must consistently deliver on their product promises. As beverage SKU proliferation continues, manufacturers and their caps and closures suppliers must stay up-to-date with the latest market and consumer trends in order to do so.

Determination for creating a greener earth is driving beverage suppliers and consumers to reduce, reuse and definitely, recycle.

EB Beverage launched Terra Water, a bottled water where the bottle is 100 percent biodegradable and compostable, the company says.

Whether it’s lightweighting, treating wastewater and reducing general waste, beverage plants are changing their operational methods in order to be more energy efficient.