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Beverage Bottling

Making Energy Shots Beverage bottling begins by treating and filtering water to meet stringent quality control standards that exceed the quality of the local water supply. During the next stage of bottling process, the beverage moves to smaller holding tanks where additional various ingredients are mixed. The filling room is usually separate from the rest of the facility. This highly automated operation requires a minimal number of personnel. More Information

Beverages

Bottle Selection

It is very important to make sure that both the beverage and the bottle are suitable for each other. There are many factors to consider when selecting a beverage bottle.

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Bottling Plants

Modern bottling plants are the most one of efficient manufactures in the world.

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Drink Manufactures

Due to its enormous scale, American drink manufacturers are well equipped to produce the highest quality beverages at the highest speeds and lowest costs.

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Plastic

Manufacturers form plastic bottles using a variety of techniques. The choice of material varies depending upon the application. Polyethylene Terephthalate is the material of choice for carbonated beverage and water bottles. PET is a very good barrier against alcohol and essential oils. It has good chemical resistance as well as a high degree of impact resistance and tensile strength. The barrier properties and impact strength result from the orienting process in PET manufacturing.

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Glass

Glass bottles come in many shapes from rounds to squares and in a variety of colors such as blue, green, brown, clear and opaque. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration categorizes glass as 'generally recognized as safe' (GRAS). The raw materials used to make glass are all natural, sustainable and 100% recyclable. Glass beverage bottles often have very elaborate designs. Glass beverage bottles appeal to the consumer's tactile sense in a way different from plastic and aluminum

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Bottled Water

Bottled water is filtered drinking water packaged in plastic or glass containers. The most popular form of retail packaging for water is the relatively new Polyethylene terephthalate bottle. Another type of packaging is larger high-density polyethylene plastic bottles, or polycarbonate plastic bottles often used with water coolers. Bottled water has reduced amounts of copper, lead and other metal contaminants since it does not run through the plumbing pipes where tap water is exposed to metal corrosion.

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