In recent years, a consumer organization in Italy that is dedicated to replacing cans has been active. They believe that these cans are a potential health hazard. Because when the cans are opened, unhygienic substances left on the pull tabs may fall into the cans.
In November last year, the administrative department of Lazio, Italy, issued a regulation that determined that the current cans of preserved cans are indeed unsanitary and must be improved. It is not easy to say what effect this will have on Italian beverage can makers, but it is not easy to follow this rule. One thing is clear: consumers in Italy's Lazio region are dissatisfied with this type of beverage cans. This situation has forced some beverage companies to take action to improve, including Pepsi Italy.
Pepsi-Italy's improvement plan is to put cans on the cans, that is, on the lid of the sealed disposable cans, plus a polystyrene plastic cover with high impact strength. The thickness of the plastic cover can be achieved through thermoforming process. .35mm. This plastic cover is opened with the edge pull ring. This plastic cover is vividly called the "healthy cover." With this protective cover, foreign matter or contaminants can be kept out of the can. When the plastic cover is opened, a clean aluminum can top is exposed. And pull ring.
When this type of cans appeared in the market, they were favored by consumers. However, the initial equipment investment and the high cost of polystyrene plastic raw materials have become the biggest drawbacks of this improvement. However, the introduction of this technology has established the image of PepsiCo's pioneering technological progress. What's more important is the form of packaging that allows consumers to believe that the can of the beverage they are drinking—the cans are clean—makes consumers have a good affinity for PepsiCo.
The technology was exhibited at the International Beverage Technology Show in December last year. After some container manufacturers and filling technology experts watched the simulation equipment and production video of this technology, they gave a positive evaluation of this technology, but There are still slight words about its cost, and it seems that unless other areas like the Lazio region of Italy are introduced, the technology will spread due to the high costs.
In November last year, the administrative department of Lazio, Italy, issued a regulation that determined that the current cans of preserved cans are indeed unsanitary and must be improved. It is not easy to say what effect this will have on Italian beverage can makers, but it is not easy to follow this rule. One thing is clear: consumers in Italy's Lazio region are dissatisfied with this type of beverage cans. This situation has forced some beverage companies to take action to improve, including Pepsi Italy.
Pepsi-Italy's improvement plan is to put cans on the cans, that is, on the lid of the sealed disposable cans, plus a polystyrene plastic cover with high impact strength. The thickness of the plastic cover can be achieved through thermoforming process. .35mm. This plastic cover is opened with the edge pull ring. This plastic cover is vividly called the "healthy cover." With this protective cover, foreign matter or contaminants can be kept out of the can. When the plastic cover is opened, a clean aluminum can top is exposed. And pull ring.
When this type of cans appeared in the market, they were favored by consumers. However, the initial equipment investment and the high cost of polystyrene plastic raw materials have become the biggest drawbacks of this improvement. However, the introduction of this technology has established the image of PepsiCo's pioneering technological progress. What's more important is the form of packaging that allows consumers to believe that the can of the beverage they are drinking—the cans are clean—makes consumers have a good affinity for PepsiCo.
The technology was exhibited at the International Beverage Technology Show in December last year. After some container manufacturers and filling technology experts watched the simulation equipment and production video of this technology, they gave a positive evaluation of this technology, but There are still slight words about its cost, and it seems that unless other areas like the Lazio region of Italy are introduced, the technology will spread due to the high costs.
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