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Tag Archives: wine

Wine In Portable, Single-Serve Packaging

25 January, 2016by Anton Steeman 3 Comments

After a break of 3 months, I finally found my enthusiasm for packaging technology returning. To my readers, who worried about this 3 months silence and contacted me to stimulate […]

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Highlighting Flexible Packaging

11 April, 2014by Anton Steeman Leave a comment

According to Euromonitor stand-up pouches are and will be up to 2017, one of the fastest growing packaging formats. In favour of the pouch is its lighter weight, compared with […]

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Movements in Packaging for Alcoholic Drinks

9 December, 2013by Anton Steeman Leave a comment

With the running up to the holidays, it is time to have a look at the recent developments in packaging for alcoholic beverages. From strong to watery. Triple Crown Whiskey […]

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Five New Packaging Innovations 07

20 December, 2010by Anton Steeman 3 Comments

From the UK/Australia – Chocolate tray dissolves in water The tray of Marks & Spencer’s new packaging for its entire Swiss Chocolate Collection is made from Plantic, a material made […]

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Five New Packaging Innovations 02

17 November, 2010by Anton Steeman 1 Comment

It looks like that 2010 will be a very fruitful year for development in packaging technology and design. I have an enormous number of innovations from all over the world […]

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Five New Packaging Innovations 01

14 November, 2010by Anton Steeman Leave a comment

From the USA – The Smart Bottle To turn heads, you need to be different. That’s the introduction phrase Exopack uses on its website, to provide, as they state, a […]

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Wine Bottle Closures – Natural Cork versus Alu Screw Cap (part 3)

8 May, 2010by Anton Steeman 2 Comments

As I said Corticeira Amorim is not the only one with innovations in natural cork stoppers. Bacchus Wine Closures in partnership with Álvaro Coelho & Irmãos (ACI), the second largest […]

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Wine Bottle Closures – Natural Cork versus Alu Screw Cap (part 2)

5 May, 2010by Anton Steeman 2 Comments

Cork is harvested for commercial use primarily from the cork oak (Quercus suber) that is endemic to the western Mediterranean countries. Once the trees are about 25 years old the […]

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Wine Bottle Closures – Natural Cork versus Alu Screw Cap

3 May, 2010by Anton Steeman 1 Comment

Consumer packaged goods companies are forced to re-evaluate packaging formats and materials, as products and their packaging are inextricably linked to the trends taking place within the consumption habits. At […]

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Wine in a Ready-to-Drink Glass

4 February, 2010by Anton Steeman 6 Comments

Attracting new consumers is crucial for winemakers, as consumption has been declining in most mature markets. And so the ubiquitous 750-milliliter glass wine bottle has gotten competition from new types […]

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The 2009 Packaging ‘Goofies’ From Around The World

30 December, 2009by Anton Steeman 1 Comment

Are the packages I describe here, the result of some idiotic, stupid and incompetent designers? No, not at all, on the contrary. I just used the word ‘goofy’ to catch […]

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A Touch of Class Enters the Boxed Wine Category

18 December, 2009by Anton Steeman Leave a comment

In the beverage alcohol market it is wine which is the primary growth driver, while at the same time the wine industry’s low margins and commodity market dynamics have made […]

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An Exotic Change of Scenery

22 June, 2009by Anton Steeman Leave a comment

A major player on the highly competitive Finnish wine market, the Franco-British wine dealer and producer, Boutinot, introduced its two South-African Seriti wines in a distinctive exotic style. The Seriti […]

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Aluminium Bottles for Wine adding Value to the Drinking Experience

20 June, 2009by Anton Steeman 4 Comments

In a recent study conducted by Owens-Illinois which polled nearly 150 wineries in the USA, glass was still the highest used packaging material with 99-100% of the wineries still using […]

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Evolution of Wine in Bag-in-Box

1 May, 2009by Anton Steeman 2 Comments

Wine always had the areola of belonging to people with a sophisticated life style, a little snobbish maybe. Certainly snobbish, when you read the lyrical descriptions of the so-called wine […]

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