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Scott Labs and Amorim Partner to Bring Fully Biodegradable Micro-Granular Cork Stoppers to US Wineries

Consumers increasingly believe companies have a responsibility to protect the planet but aren’t doing enough, and they’re willing to change their buying habits to reward companies that are. These concerns are deepest among millennials — the generation wineries have been courting to replace the...

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Sustainable Wine Packaging in 2025: What Wineries Need to Know

Sustainability isn’t just influencing how wine is made. It’s transforming how it’s packaged, shipped, and shared. From lighter bottles to foil-free designs, eco-conscious packaging has become more than an environmental choice - it’s a smart business strategy. Discover how wineries are transforming...

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3 Reasons Why Natural Cork Stoppers Are Worth the Investment

Natural cork stoppers are often viewed as a pricier alternative to other closures - such as aluminum or plastic stoppers - and even other cork closures, like microagglomerate and colmated cork stoppers. However, the fact that it represents a bigger investment doesn’t mean choosing natural cork...

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The Natural Choice for Your Wine and the Planet

When it comes to sealing your wine with care, a NATURAL cork stopper is more than just tradition, it's a conscious decision. Crafted from renewable cork oak bark, natural stoppers are biodegradable, recyclable, and sustainably harvested without harming the trees. This means every bottle sealed with...

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Cork, Plastic or Aluminum? Which Material Makes the Best Wine Stopper?

Choosing the right closure for wine bottles is a crucial decision for winemakers, as it directly impacts the quality, aging potential, and environmental footprint of the wine. In recent years, alternative closure materials, such as aluminum and plastic, have emerged alongside traditional cork...

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The Importance of a Clean Bottom

From the bottoms of pleasure boats to the undercarriages of trucks, tractors, trailers, cars and more, dirty bottoms are no laughing matter. Dirty bottoms are notorious for transporting social undesirables. These hitchhikers can include invasive species such as golden mussels and creepy crawlies,...

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2025 Packaging Regulations Outlook

The calendar flip from 2024 to 2025 heralded several new packaging regulations, rulemaking updates, and bills with significant implications for consumer packaged goods in North America and Europe. Recent packaging legislation is reshaping packaging requirements for waste reduction, recyclable...

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Not All Cork Stoppers Are the Same — and That’s a Good Thing

At Portocork America, we offer two main types of closures for still wines — Natural and Technical corks — each one designed for a specific style of wine and purpose. Let's take a look at the differences so you can choose the right stopper for your bottle: Natural Cork: Made from a single strip of...

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Wine Packaging Trends

A look at the trends influencing wine packaging design & innovation. Introduction U.S. wine total volume is expected to remain relatively flat for the next several years, while value will grow due to price increases and the persistence of the premiumization trend. In the crowded and increasingly...

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How to Attract Younger Wine Audiences: 20 Small Shifts for Big Results

The wine industry is steeped in tradition, but let’s be real—it’s time to shake things up. Younger demographics aren’t buying into the same old wine marketing tricks or outdated experiences. Want to grab their attention (and their dollars)? Then it’s time to think bold, fun, and modern. You Don’t...

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