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Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, March 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Berlin Packaging, the world's largest hybrid packaging supplier, has expanded their in-stock wine bottle offerings to better serve small and mid-size wineries and to ensure supply chain stability for winemakers of all sizes.  This broadened portfolio reflects Berlin Packaging's glass expertise, supply chain excellence and commitment to world-class customer service with the addition of a variety of premium glass wine bottle designs ready for immediate shipment.  The wide variety of packaging options accommodate an...

Berlin Packaging continues its expansion in the United Kingdom with the acquisition of Roma International PLC Acquisition expands Berlin Packaging's offering for cosmetics and personal care products News provided by Share this article Share this article MILAN, March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Berlin Packaging, the world's largest hybrid packaging supplier, announced today the acquisition of Roma International, a leading supplier of bottles, jars and closures for high-end cosmetics and personal care products. Founded in 1965, Roma International began as a supplier of nail polis...

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Worldwide data indicates dairy processing continues to consolidate in the hands of big players. Nestlé, Constellation Brands, Diageo, Keurig Dr Pepper, New Age Beverages and Pernod Ricard each took over five or more dairies. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Cott, Waterlogic, Berlin Packaging and Kerry all made four purchases. Dean Foods in the United States was the only company to agree five or more sales; it went bust last year. Fonterra of New Zealand made four sales as did Nestlé. There were 10 sales of Canadian companies last year. Zenith Glo...

Neil Reid, a professor of geography and planning at the University of Toledo, writes a blog about craft beers under the moniker The Beer Professor. He has discussed with colleagues across the country the impact of breweries on communities. Reid noted as far back as 2015 there was a hint of a can shortage due to increased popularity of soft drinks and the emerging craft beer industry. "This can shortage has been brewing for quite a while, but it was exacerbated by COVID-19," Reid told The Daily Record. "Soft drinks, hard seltzers and even cold coffees are being canned. And now, cans are a...