Award-winning Italian wine producer Cantina Goccia, the world’s first drinks brand to release wine in Frugalpac’s revolutionary paper bottle, is opening a dedicated filling service to help other wine and spirits producers switch from glass to paper. Cantina Goccia has commissioned the world’s first purpose-built filling machine designed and built exclusively for paper bottles by […]
Read moreWith Christmas just around the corner, you can now choose from a huge range of wines, spirits and cocktails in the world’s first commercially available paper bottle for drinks – the Frugal Bottle. Our Frugal Bottle, made from 94% recycled cardboard, has a carbon footprint up to six times (84%) lower than a glass bottle. […]
Read moreFrugalpac CEO Malcolm Waugh presents a special commemorative Trade Week Frugal Bottle to new Trade Minister Nigel Huddleston Frugalpac highlighted its export success with new International Trade Minister Nigel Huddleston at the Department for International Trade’s Export Academy Live in London. The Department for International Trade has played a crucial part in helping Frugalpac export […]
Read moreThe Minister for International Trade has praised British sustainable packaging company Frugalpac for its world beating Frugal Bottle – the world’s first and only commercially available paper bottle for wines, spirits and olive oils. Frugalpac is becoming a global export success story, shipping its recycled paperboard bottles for wine and spirits, which are 5 times […]
Read moreBritish sustainable packaging company Frugalpac has secured the first customer for its paper bottle machine which makes the Frugal Bottle – the world’s first and only commercially available wine, spirits and olive oil bottle made from recycled paper. Canadian packaging firm KinsBrae Packaging has agreed a deal to buy the first Frugal Bottle Assembly Machine […]
Read moreDemand soars further for Frugal Bottles as low carbon and low energy alternative to glass. Meet the company looking to save the planet one bottle at a time by cutting the carbon footprint of wine bottles by 84%. British sustainable packaging company Frugalpac has seen recent demand soar for its Frugal Bottle – the world’s […]
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