Articles Tagged with ''craft beer packaging''

For the first time ever, I had the privilege of attending the Craft Brewers Conference last month in Washington, D.C. and got a behind-the-scenes look at craft brewing, the people behind the segment, and the businesses that are involved in the processing and packaging of this popular drink.

Many craft brewers take circuitous career routes. Cory King, owner of Maplewood, Missouri’s Side Project Brewing, is no exception.

The design and vibrant colors of Roberts PolyPro handles prominently displays craft brewed canned beer on retail shelves. These handles are also more sustainable and affordable than old-style handles, with 30% less plastic. 

The boom of the small independent brewing industry in the UK shows no sign of slowing.

When someone orders a shot and a beer, they typically aren't referring to a shot of espresso. The latest release from Saint Arnold Brewing Co. could change that. 

Craft beer is a rapidly growing market and an exciting one to be in. 

Georgia-Pacific Corrugated is introducing a new advancement designed to revolutionize the way craft brewers market their products. 

Aviator Brewing started using shrink sleeve labeling, a more economical option than printed cans, for their seasonal and limited run craft beer cans.

New design stays true to corporate colors, brand characters, and label art while making a stronger impact