“Could 2026 be the year that wine and spirits in paper bottles become commonplace in bars and restaurants? There’s a good chance, considering that 2025 saw Frugal Bottles containing wine start lining the shelves of Targets and 7-Elevens across the country.” That’s the view of a new Packaging Digest article exploring whether paper bottles are ready for the […]
Read moreSince CBS Weekend News aired its feature on our Frugal Bottle Assembly Machine and the paper bottles they produce at Monterey Wine Company on network US TV, the response has been extraordinary. MWC has been inundated with calls from retailers and brands asking one simple question: “Where can we buy the Frugal Bottle?” This growing demand builds on the fact that US […]
Read moreIndia’s first paper bottle, Fidalgo Premium Cashew Feni In a landmark move for Indian sustainable packaging and UK-India trade, Goa’s Rhea Distilleries has become the first brand to launch India’s first paper bottle, the Frugal Bottle, for its Fidalgo Premium Cashew Feni spirit. The news was announced as part of UK Prime Minister Sir Keir […]
Read moreFrugalpac is proud to announce that ROSSMANN, one of Germany’s largest retailers, has become the first in the country to launch a wine in the Frugal Bottle – the world’s first commercially available paper wine and spirits bottle, made from 94% recycled cardboard. The launch sees a German Pinot Blanc, produced with the Fair & […]
Read moreFrugalpac, the award-winning British sustainable packaging innovator welcomes the UK Government’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme as a major opportunity to level the playing field between environmentally friendly packaging and traditional glass. Under the new levy, glass packaging faces some of the steepest penalties – pushing up costs for wine and spirits brands and accelerating […]
Read moreFrugalpac, the British clean technology company behind the world’s first and only commercially available paper wine and spirits bottle, has today launched an equity fund-raising to raise up to £5m to support its next phase of global growth, including developing paper paint pots. Frugalpac, the British clean technology company behind the world’s first and only […]
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