Specializing in small-batch spirits using locally sourced ingredients, Distillery 98 aims to incorporate sustainability into every aspect of its business. 

The idea of using flexible packaging for wine and spirits is gaining traction by the day, and with good reason. Reduced costs, increased sustainability and the ability to create eye-catching designs that jump off the shelf are just three arguments for moving away from rigid packaging.

The 100% recyclable cardboard cartons are manufactured from sustainably-managed forests in the southeast U.S.

M.S. Walker Brands has partnered with Coppa Cocktails to bring its line of pre-mixed cocktails to appeal to the modern consumer who seeks high quality, convenience, and aesthetic appeal.

The 0% ABV craft brewer is also unveiling new flavors for Dry January.

The vodka maker’s limited-edition ‘Absolut Voices’ bottle is made with 80% recycled glass content.

The female-founded business aims for its product to be an homage to “the bossy, defiant women of the past.”

A report from Future Market Insights finds that growing awareness of non-carcinogenic packaging materials is driving growth.

Labatt Blue and Labatt Blue Light recently rolled out new recycled and photodegradable green plastic carrier rings — Hi-Cone RingCycles.