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MPs urge Government for change over single-use packaging regulations
A committee of MPs has called on the UK Government to focus on reducing all forms of single-use packaging, whilst also making alterations to the proposed plastic packaging tax
Isle of Harris Distillery launches refill service
THE Isle of Harris Gin Distillery has launched a refill service to allow customers the option of reusing their award-winning gin bottle.
The initiative has...
A material with clear advantages? Lynn Sidebottom’s guide to glass
Glass seems to have a bright future in packaging. Lynn Sidebottom of Beatson Clark looks at its properties and some of the capabilities to...
Glass packaging provider toasts relationship with growing distillery
GLASS packaging specialist Croxsons has spoken of its role in helping to provide primary packaging for The Shropshire Distillery’s range of premium gins since...
Glass offers solution to whisky challenges
By Paul McLavin, marketing and business development lead, O-I UK
CHANGE is rife in the Scotch whisky market and glass packaging is playing a crucial role...
Production set to resume at Ukrainian glass packaging manufacturing site
GLASS packaging manufacturer Vetropack is 'cautiously' ramping up operations again at its Gostomel plant in Ukraine following a halt to production more than a year...
Limited edition vodka bottle celebrates spirit of togetherness
ARDAGH Glass Packaging (AGP) Europe has provided details of its role in the latest limited edition Absolut vodka bottle, which celebrates the 'Spirit of...
Embossed amber bottle chosen to launch new vodka product
A bespoke embossed amber glass bottle has been chosen for a new British vodka.
Dutch Barn Orchard Vodka is the first new product to be...
Glass adds quality for artisan brands
SMALL-batch artisan brands are the “hot ticket” in the food and drink sector, according to glass manufacturer Beatson Clark
