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      Spitz – simply unequalled
      Juice, Soft drinks

      Spitz – simply unequalled

      From sliced bread and BBQ sauces all the way through to beverages – when you browse the shelves in Austrian supermarkets, then you’ll find Spitz everywhere you look. The company is a sort of hidden champion, since it produces not only numerous brands of its own but also a huge array of dealer’s brands for food and beverage retailers. The demand for energy drinks, juices and ice tea, in particular, is unbroken. Which is precisely why the company has now invested in a new dry-aseptic line from Krones.
      Unique labeller for Mozart Distillerie
      Spirits

      Unique labeller for Mozart Distillerie

      A label with creases – a no-no, really, but at the Mozart Distillerie this imperfectionism is quite intentional. Because the shiny paper foil wrapped around the spherical liqueur bottles quite deliberately evokes the impression that it has been applied by hand. With manual labelling, the high production figures would long since have ceased to be feasible, but the old line, too, was gradually approaching the limits of its capacity, in terms of both output and technological standards. This is why Mozart has now invested in a new labeller, which Krones has meticulously customised to suit the liqueur producer’s wishes.
      Unusual containers from Nera Kritis
      Water

      Unusual containers from Nera Kritis

      Anastasios Veletakos is a genuine all-rounder. With Veta S.A., he’s made a name for himself primarily in the metal processing sector, but he’s also active in the beverage industry: under the name of Nera Kritis, he not only produces moulds, preforms and closures, but since 2000 has also been extracting and bottling his own water. The company has now already opened its third plant – and installed one of the first compact-size ErgoBloc LM wet-end blocks there.
      O-I and Dekron turn glass into a canvas
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      O-I and Dekron turn glass into a canvas

      Reinventing a traditional packaging material again and again: O-I performs this feat with impressive regularity. The latest creation of the world's biggest manufacturer of glass containers: the product line O-I : Expressions. “Our customers are launching new products and packaging variants at progressively shorter intervals,” explains Melianthe Leeman, Global Innovation Platform Leader at O-I. “The campaigns are getting shorter and shorter – and so is the life-cycle of our products. Then there’s the trend towards individualisation, which is perceptibly growing, and to which we have to respond appropriately.” 
      Niehoffs-Vaihinger uses returnables out of conviction
      Juice

      Niehoffs-Vaihinger uses returnables out of conviction

      Niehoffs-Vaihinger Fruchtsaft GmbH remains unperturbed by the ongoing plastics debate: the company fills more than 80 per cent of its production volume in returnable glass bottles – this is a matter of principle, as Plant Manager Dr. Rainer Kressmann emphasises: “Deep down in our hearts, we’re a returnables company.” His colleague, Marketing Manager Sven Frisch, even goes one step further, by vigorously affirming: “We want nothing to do with plastic!”
      Pepsi Bottling Ventures is bringing water to life
      Water

      Pepsi Bottling Ventures is bringing water to life

      Pepsi Bottling Ventures (PBV) is the largest privately held bottler of PepsiCo products in North America. It is a joint venture owned by PepsiCo and Suntory. As Sabri Kundakcioglu, Vice President of Engineering, explains, the company’s membership in the Japanese Suntory Group means that it also follows the group’s philosophy: “Our corporate vision statement is ‘Mizu To Ikiru’, which literally translates to ‘bringing water to life’. It is meant to remind us that water is the source of all life on Earth. Water is also the most essential ingredient in all of our products, and therefore crucial to a successful, sustainable business.”
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