It’s arguably the world’s most sustainable spirit launch – gin made from recycling used coffee grounds in a paper Frugal Bottle made from 94% recycled paperboard. Grounds for Good, the innovative Welsh brand, renowned for its commitment to sustainability and quality craftsmanship, is thrilled to announce the launch of its latest offering: Grounds for Good […]
Read moreBritish sustainable packaging company Frugalpac unveils the future of wine retailing at ProWein with an interactive supermarket shelf display of its Frugal Bottles with wine and spirits brands from around the world. Their stand in Hall 9 Stand B71 at ProWein 2024 at Messe Dusseldorf between March 10 and 12, is displaying some of the […]
Read moreAldi is launching the UK’s first supermarket own-brand paper wine bottles. Using Frugalpac’s Frugal Bottles, which are made from 94% recycled paperboard with a food-grade pouch to contain the wine, the new bottles are fully recyclable and five times lighter than a standard glass bottle. The Cambalala South African Shiraz (£7.99, 75cl) and Cambalala South […]
Read moreMother of Pearl Vodka owners Nic Hancock and Nicola Thompson Hancock at ‘G’Day by the Bay’ in Singapore. Award-winning Australian drinks brand Mother of Pearl Vodka has announced plans to buy Australia’s first paper bottle machine from Frugalpac to help wines and spirits brands in Australasia and South-east Asia to cut the carbon of their […]
Read moreCiaran Dickson, Frugalpac’s new Commercial Manager for Machine Systems with the Frugal Bottle Assembly Machine Frugalpac, the Ipswich-based sustainable packaging company has appointed a new commercial manager to meet the growing demand for its Frugal Bottle Assembly Machines making the world’s first commercially available paper bottle for wine, spirits and olive oils. Ciaran Dickson has […]
Read moreFrugalpac CEO Malcolm Waugh with Mothers Ruined founders Helen Gower and Jo Davy Frugalpac has held high level visits with drinks and packaging companies in a packed visit to Australia and New Zealand to expand its paper bottle revolution Down Under. CEO Malcolm Waugh made 19 visits to drinks brands and co-packers that will now […]
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