An LCA study analyses seven beverage packaging formats and their impacts
A strong identity marker, a guarantee of quality and product protection, and a communication interface with the customer: the closure is confirmed as a technical component that operates on multiple levels and holds high strategic value. «It is not just a simple cap – emphasises Enrico Bracesco, CEO of the Crealis Group – but an…
A new format that intercepts informal occasions and consumers more open to innovation
The recovery of wastewater from brewery processes emerges as a concrete lever to reduce pressure on water resources, especially in areas exposed to increasing scarcity
The end-of-line is playing an increasingly central role in the overall performance of bottling lines. It is a stage that is now emerging as one of the most delicate – yet at the same time rich in opportunities – parts of the entire process. In a production context that is changing radically – smaller batches,…
A platform that transforms line data into operational decisions, simplifying the management of increasingly complex plants
A study analyses PET bottling and LDPE film multipacks, highlighting the environmental benefits of recycled materials
Italian bottling technology meets Icelandic craft beer: the case of Kaldi Brewery
Today, competition in packaged goods is no longer measured solely on the performance of the content. It is measured on the ability of the product system to build meaning, differentiation and industrial consistency. In this scenario, packaging is no longer a technical support, but a strategic infrastructure that connects production, brand and market. Gentlebrand, part…
Functionality, stability and sustainability from new starch technologies: this is the key takeaway from a study by Vilela and colleagues, which analyses the emerging applications of this substance in the food & beverage sector, with a particular focus on the alcohol segment
Yeast-based biosensors represent a versatile and low-cost analytical platform with significant potential for early contaminant monitoring in the beverage industry. The challenge now is to translate this innovation into industrially validated solutions
The integration of advanced sensors and artificial intelligence holds the promise of sophisticated process control, but industrial validation and shared standards are needed