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As part of the design process for Aquafina, Sidel focused on supporting MenaBev’s sustainability goals, including delivering a lightweight, high-performance bottle for the iconic brand.
All of the company’s European plants are now operating with 100% renewable energy, helping customers meet the requirements of today without compromising the future.
Global Pouch Forum will take place in Rosemont, Illinois, from June 6-8, and will feature a wide array of panel discussions, innovative exhibitors, and guest speakers.
Novelis’s new Customer Solution Center in Brazil and the Can Manufacturers Institute’s recycling initiative in New Orleans highlight the many advantages of using aluminum for beverage packaging
New Orleans calls it Mardi Gras, and Brazil calls it Carnaval. The lively celebration of this annual event isn’t the only thing that Brazilians and the residents of New Orleans have in common. Both have displayed a strong commitment to the recycling of aluminum cans.
A surprising statistic pertaining to the South American country suggests that a new solution center focused on aluminum beverage packaging could not have been located in a better place.
The country famous for samba, Carnaval and world-class soccer also has an extremely impressive recycling rate for aluminum cans of approximately 99%. That’s higher than the estimated recycling rates for South America as a whole (92%), Europe (76%) and North America (55%).
Can Manufacturers Institute and its aluminum beverage can sector members are pursuing lower-carbon aluminum production and increased aluminum beverage can recycling.