
EnVino
(EnVino)
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- EnVino Bottles for wine are made of PET and post-consumer recycled PET. These bottles are recyclable, shatterproof and lightweight. The reduced weight allows companies to ship more wine per truck with less carbon emissions.
- EnVino Bottles allow wineries to shrink their carbon footprint by using less energy, creating less air pollution and consuming less water during production than glass bottles. Because EnVino Bottles are lighter than glass, it is possible to ship 67% more wine on each truck. That means wineries can save on shipping costs.
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Asia (East & Pacific)
Europe
Product Detail: Converted Package
Blow Molding
Thermoforming
Food and Beverage >> Beverage >> Bottled water
Food and Beverage >> Beverage >> Drinks
Food and Beverage >> Beverage >> Juice
Food and Beverage >> Beverage >> Wine
II. Acid, aqueous products; may contain salt or sugar or both, and including oil-in-water emulsions of low- or high-fat content.
VI.A. Beverages: A. Containing up to 8 percent of alcohol.
VI.B. Beverages: B. Nonalcoholic.
D. Hot filled or pasteurized below 150 deg.F.
E. Room temperature filled and stored (no thermal treatment in the container).
F. Refrigerated storage (no thermal treatment in the container).
G. Frozen storage (no thermal treatment in the container).
Sustainability Claims
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- Post-consumer content: 100%
- Pre-consumer content: 10 - 24%
- Sustainable forestry certification? No
- Source reduced? No
- Renewable energy? Indirect use of renewable energy / Facility located in a state with higher-than-average renewable energy
- Renewable energy used in this product: 10-24%
- Greenhouse gas reduction: 25-49%
- CONEG documentation? Yes
- Shipping efficiency? Yes
- Reusable? No
- Recyclable? The material/product in this element is accepted for recycling in the majority of the communities in the US (60% or more)
- Compostable? No
- Waste-to-energy? No
Important definitions and disclaimers
Terms
Post-consumer content
A complete chain of custody review has not been completed. Anyone purchasing the material/product should conduct their own chain-of-custody review.
Pre-consumer content
A complete chain of custody review has not been completed. Anyone purchasing the material/product should conduct their own chain-of-custody review.
Source reduced
Greenhouse gas reduction
CONEG Heavy metals compliance
Shipping efficiency
Reusable/returnable/refillable
Recyclability
Compostability
Waste-to-energy
Renewable resources
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