The ‘Furnace of the Future’ is a fundamental milestone in the industry’s decarbonisation journey towards climate-neutral glass packaging. It will be the first large-scale hybrid oxy-fu...
16 Mar 2020
French craft brewery R for Diversity has released its flagship blond beer in a stunning Ardagh Group can that is designed to include and inspire everyone. ...
13 Mar 2020
The small and perfectly formed 187ml Ardagh Group wine can arrives on the market this quarter with Boutinot’s trio of The Long Little Dog wines....
9 Mar 2020
The UK’s first large-scale wine canning line has gone live at Greencroft Bottling Company in County Durham, boasting filler speed of 17,000 cans per hour and offering both still and carbon...
26 Nov 2019
Ardagh Group’s work with Leeds Rhinos Foundation, to help rehabilitate prisoners, has won the UK Packaging Award for ‘CSR Initiative of the Year’. Ardagh's Doncaster production facilit...
15 Nov 2019
A unique ‘ribbed’ can which keeps Jupiler beer cool in the hand has won ‘Best Can/ Alubottle’ at the 2019 World Beverage Innovation Awards....
14 Nov 2019
The latest limited-edition bottle from Absolut Vodka epitomises a circular economy, highlighting the need to recycle and reuse our existing resources....
7 Nov 2019
At this year’s BrauBeviale, Ardagh Group’s Metal Beverage and Glass divisions will demonstrate their latest innovations – which are both enhancing customer brands and helping to delive...
22 Oct 2019
Ardagh Group is pleased to introduce the latest newcomer to its range of infinitely recyclable coloured beverage ends: a beautiful white shell. Bang on-trend, the white Coloured Shell was or...
21 Oct 2019
Having been dedicated to quality spring waters for the last 30 years, UK beverage entrepreneurs Radnor Hills are extending their portfolio of products to embrace the can. The company’s new...
7 Oct 2019
A day of planned maintenance at Ardagh Group's Deeside metal packaging facility saw thirty volunteers give their free time to boost the local community. Employees from Ardagh Deeside brought...
2 Oct 2019