Boomerang Bottling System Enables On-Site Bottling
The Boomerang Bottling System allows customers to sanitize, filter, fill, and cap single-serve water bottles on-site in reusable glass or aluminum containers.
Source: packworld.com
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Ball Corporation Enters into an Alliance with Boomerang Water to Provide Customers with On-Site, Refillable Bottled Water Solutions
/PRNewswire/ -- Today Ball Corporation (NYSE: BALL), a leading global provider of infinitely recyclable aluminum beverage packaging, and Boomerang Water LLC, a...
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TECH TUESDAY: How Traders Can Use Single-Bond ETFs To Maximum Effect — and Provide a Lifeline to Liquidity-Starved Treasury Markets
Nasdaq-listed single-bond Treasury ETFs show particular promise, writes Curatias Co-Founder.
Source: tradersmagazine.com
Breckenridge leaders discuss ways to reduce the use of single-use plastic bottles
Town leaders in Breckenridge have been looking for ways to get rid of the public using plastic water bottles, but before that can happen, council members have to discuss potential alternatives. On Tuesday, July 26,...
Source: summitdaily.com
Davidson startup has a solution to single-use plastic water bottles
Around the world, a million plastic bottles are bought every minute, according to the UN Environment Programme. A Davidson startup company says it has a solution: bottled water that comes in refillable aluminum or glass containers. WFAE climate reporter David Boraks has the story.
Source: wfae.org
Boomerang Water Aims to Wash Away Single-Use Plastics
Boomerang May 06, 2021 Boomerang Water is on a mission to replace single-use plastic water bottles with its sustainable small batch bottling system. After a few tours overseas in the military, Jason Dibble, CEO of Boomerang Water, noticed large shipments of plastic water bottles were being delivered only to be placed into a burning pit… He knew he had to do something.
Source: waste360.com