Premium drinks packaging demand hit by tough times: Visiongain
Premium drinks packaging is expected to suffer due to the after-effects of the global economic crisis, according to a report from Visiongain.
Archives for September 12, 2012
‘Angel’s Share’ sees Kentucky city serve Diageo air pollution notice
Diageo Americas Supply has been sent an air pollution ‘notice of violation’ letter by city authorities in Louisville, Kentucky, which alleges that excess ethanol emissions from warehousing used to age whiskey led to breathing difficulties for some residents.
CSI 'investigation' unveils new closure
Closure Systems International (CSI) has launched a closure for carbonated soft drinks and water beverages.
'NZ spirits industry ripe for investment'
A growing number of investors are eyeing New Zealand’s nascent spirits industry, with many small and medium-sized firms jostling to replicate the successes of the country’s wine growers, a new report has revealed.
‘Virtue not vice makes a dull beverage nice’: US research finds
US academics have found that exposing college students to stories of moral transgression or virtue prior to tasting a mixture of Gatorade and water affected perceptions of disgust and delight in the drink.
'Shrewd' ThaiBev billionaire still in hunt for Singapore prize Asia Pacific Beverages
ThaiBev said today that its concert party aims to takeover Fraser & Neave (F&N) in a S$9bn deal, as rumors abound that the former’s billionaire chair still craves control of Asia Pacific Breweries (APB).