• Bericap's HC EV 28/27 closure can be pressed onto the PCO 1881 neck without losing the closure's integrity and pouring capabilities.
    Bericap's HC EV 28/27 closure can be pressed onto the PCO 1881 neck without losing the closure's integrity and pouring capabilities.
Close×

Plastic closures manufacturer Bericap, represented in Australia by TCL Hofmann, has released a new flip-top press-on solution for syrup.

Designed for the PCO 1881 neck, the closure will be used by Switzerland-based Aproz Source Minérale for its flip-top products.

Aproz had already converted its bottles for mineral water and carbonated soft drinks to the PCO 1881 neck finish, and using the same neck for its syrup was a logical next step towards concentrating on a single-neck finish that's widely available in the market and offered by several pre-form suppliers.

Bericap's HC EV 28/27 closure can be pressed onto the PCO 1881 neck without losing the closure's integrity and pouring capabilities.

The conversion to the PCO 1881 short neck and the related press-on closure has delivered some resin savings as well.

The HC EV 28/27 closure comes with a non-slit interbead band, which means the closure can't be removed from the bottles without being destroyed. A tear-off membrane assures the integrity of the product and both functions ensure high safety against tampering. A non-drip pouring lip prevents drips from the product after pouring.

Food & Drink Business

Woolworths Group reported Australian Food sales of $53.85 billion for F26, up 4.6 per cent, with segment EBIT of $2,953 million up 8.5 per cent on the prior year. Group sales reached $71.5 billion, up 3.6 per cent, with group EBIT before significant items of $3,105 million, up 12.7 per cent. Net profit after significant items was $1,138 million, up 18.1 per cent. 

Dr Mark Krstic, MD of the Australian Wine Research Institute, will be stepping down from his position at the end of 2026, following seven years of leadership and a total of 15 years of service to the Institute.

Asahi Beverages has switched to recycled material for all of its plastic soft drink bottles in a major sustainability milestone for the company.