Ambev Brewery Develops Its First 100% Recycled Glass Packaging for Colorado Brand, Aiming for Sustainability Goals

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Published on 04/02/2022 at 17:39

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Ambev Brewery, In Search of Achieving New Sustainable Goal, Bets on Its First Completely Recycled Glass Bottle

Ambev is a Brazilian company specialized in the production of various beverages, better known for the beers it produces, as it controls 69% of the beer market. According to Laura Matos from the Money Times website, at the beginning of this year the brewery launched its first recycled bottle.

Considering extremely harmful activities to the planet, such as carbon emissions, excessive waste production and its improper disposal, excessive use of disposable materials, among others, many brands have been concerned with sustainability issues. Given that it is of utmost importance for the environment to have greater care, in the case of Ambev brewery, this concern was reflected in the production of its first 100% recycled glass bottle.

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The first totally recycled glass bottle from Ambev Brewery was developed to be the packaging for the beer line “Brasil com S”, number 18, from Colorado. As the process was carried out with 100% recycled glass shards, it resulted in a significant reduction of half of the atmospheric emissions.

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Ambev Aims to Achieve Sustainability

Another interesting point of contribution to a more sustainable planet is that Ambev Brewery aims, by 2025, to ensure that its packaging is fully returnable or made, in the majority, from recycled raw material. The creation of this recycled bottle has already been a step forward in reaching this important goal.

Finally, Ambev Brewery announced another action contributing to its goal: an investment of R$ 870 million in a new sustainable glass factory being built in Paraná. The unit is expected to begin operation in three years, in 2025.

World’s First Beer with Vitamin D Launched by Corona, Ambev’s Beer Brand

Corona, the beer brand owned by Ambev, prides itself on always conducting its advertising campaigns based on a relationship with the sun and summer. Now, the brand has announced another launch that bridges this relationship – a never-before-made product that includes the addition of a novel ingredient in the beer world: vitamin D.

The launch, which in addition to containing vitamin D, is also non-alcoholic, has been named Corona Sunbrew. The new beer was developed by the AB InBev innovation team to provide 30% of the daily recommended dose of vitamin D by Health Canada experts. In addition to vitamin D and being alcohol-free, the beer has a bonus: it contains only 70 calories per bottle. Check out this article in full by clicking here.

Ambev Brewery Develops Its First 100% Recycled Glass Packaging for Colorado Brand, Aiming for Sustainability Goals

Ambev Brewery, In Search of Achieving New Sustainable Goal, Bets on Its First Completely Recycled Glass Bottle

Also Read:

Ambev Aims to Achieve Sustainability

World’s First Beer with Vitamin D Launched by Corona, Ambev’s Beer Brand

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Ambev Brewery Develops Its First 100% Recycled Glass Packaging for Colorado Brand, Aiming for Sustainability Goals

Ambev Brewery, In Search of Achieving New Sustainable Goal, Bets on Its First Completely Recycled Glass Bottle

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A British company has installed in the middle of the ocean the world’s first floating platform that generates electricity 24 hours a day from the temperature difference between the surface and the depths of the Atlantic, without relying on wind or sun.

China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

Brazil will harvest a record crop of up to 357 million tons of grains, but it does not have the capacity to store a large part of it. The storage deficit has reached the highest level in history and is equivalent to almost the entire production of Argentina.

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