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Aluminum Can Inspection: 8 Physical Checks Before Filling
2024-06-12
An empty can can look clean and still be the wrong can to release to a filling line. Before filling, the buyer needs evidence that the delivered lot matches the agreed body-and-end geometry, can withstand the relevant handling and pressure demands, and carries coating records that fit the beverage and process. The useful question is therefore not “Did it pass inspection?” but “Which risk did each check address, for which identified lot, and what happens if the record is incomplete?”
Aluminum Cans for Draft Beer and RTD Cocktails
2024-06-12
Draft beer and RTD cocktails can both work in aluminum cans, but they fail for different reasons: draft beer is a freshness and process-control problem, while RTD cocktails add formula, alcohol, liner, and label complexity. The Brewers Association draught beer to-go guidance is useful because it treats to-go cans as a handling and timing issue, not only a packaging format.
2023 Global Aluminum Can Market: Comprehensive Industry Analysis, Trends, and 2030 Forecast
2023-06-12
The year 2023 marked a definitive turning point for the global rigid metal packaging sector. Following the extreme macro-environmental disruptions of 2020 through 2022—characterized by historic supply chain friction, localized material stockouts, and unprecedented ocean freight volatility—the global aluminum can market entered a period of deliberate stabilization and inventory recalibration.
Has South Korea Banned Plastic Labels for Aluminum Cans? What Beverage Brands Should Know
2024-06-12
The safer answer is no: South Korea's label-free push is mainly a recycling and PET-bottle design signal, not a simple blanket ban on plastic labels for aluminum cans. Beverage brands should still take the signal seriously because label, sleeve, and decoration choices can affect recycling clarity and export review.
Why Countries Are Restricting PET Packaging and What It Means for Aluminum Cans
2024-06-12
Most governments are not simply banning PET; they are making single-use plastic packaging prove recycled content, collection, and design-for-recycling performance, which changes when aluminum cans become the cleaner procurement route. That distinction matters because an inaccurate "PET is banned" claim can create legal, sourcing, and marketing risk.
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