Plastic bottle packaging beer

The French company's specialised packaging company, the Dickdale Enterprise Group, recently announced that it has a way to use low-cost plastic bottles to encapsulate beer. This will not only preserve the carbon content of the beer it contains, but also avoid its oxidation, the same effect as cans and glass bottles.

This new beer packaging process involves the injection of 0.5 g of gas-used plasma-like hydrocarbons to maintain the quality of the beer, which is no different from glass bottles. This new type of packaging has been tried out in the French and Danish markets for six months and it works well. The cost of new plastic bottled drinks is only 2/3 of cans, and glass bottles are also cheap.

The United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and the Netherlands have used special laminated plastic bottles to package the beer, but the effect is not good, and the cost is higher than that of cans and glass bottles. The Dickdale Group also plans to promote this new plastic magnetic bottle encapsulation method to enter the beverage market, such as freshly oxidized fresh milk and fruit juices.