Two-component closure prevents carbonated drinks from losing their fizz
Existing Kavodrink range now also made of recyclable polypropylene
Drinking enough clean water is key to a healthy lifestyle. With Greiner Packaging’s Premium Kavodrink bottle made of Tritan™, consumers will always have their stylish, thirst-quenching solution at hand – and the reusable bottle will help them to reduce waste. In addition to the closures available for the standard Kavodrink range, the Premium bottle can be fitted with a new, leaktight, two-component closure. This finishing touch makes the Kavodrink 2.0 the ideal addition to the proven Kavodrink range consisting of 0.5-liter, 0.75-liter, and 1-liter bottles, which can be fitted with flip-top, push-and-pull, or twist-off closures.
New: Premium drink bottle
Greiner Packaging has expanded its Kavodrink range to include a stylish 800-milliliter Premium drink bottle, designed to appeal especially to trend-aware and design-conscious consumers. Like all current Kavodrink bottles, the Premium variant is made of Tritan™ and has an innovative two-component closure that stops carbon dioxide escaping from carbonated drinks, making it absolutely leaktight. The bottle is available in several attractive colors and can be custom-printed. This variety makes the new Kavodrink bottle popular with both consumers and businesses. It can be custom-branded and given to employees and customers as a practical gift. The elegant bottle was developed by Greiner Packaging’s design and prototyping department, DesPro.
More information about the Premium Kavodrink bottle is available here.
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All our Kavodrink bottles are made in Austria, BPA-free, dishwasher safe, and shatterproof.
Thomas Edbauer, key account manager at Greiner Packaging
Recyclable range made of PP
In addition to Tritan™, Greiner Packaging now also uses recyclable polypropylene for the drink bottles in its well-established Kavodrink range (0.5 L, 0.75 L, and 1 L). Thanks to a special manufacturing process, the company is able to produce PP bottles that are both visually attractive and pleasant to the touch. And should the consumer choose to replace a Kavodrink bottle after years of use, they can rest assured that the polypropylene material can be kept circulating within a closed loop for plastics. This means the bottles are not only practical, but also sustainable.
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