Amcor pioneers sustainable wine and spirits packaging with 90% recycled tin
The company's tin capsules are forecast to achieve a certified GHG emission level of 1.6t of CO₂e per ton of tin. Luke MartinMay 7, 2024
The switch has been effective since mid-April. Credit: Stokkete via Shutterstock.
Amcor Capsules, a leading manufacturer of wine and spirits closures, has announced a significant shift towards sustainable packaging.
The company is now incorporating more than 90% recycled tin content into its premium tin capsules and sparkling foils.
By sourcing recycled tin from end-of-life products such as car parts and statues, Amcor Capsules is reducing its environmental impact and contributing to a more circular economy.
The switch to recycled materials has been effective since mid-April 2024.
Importantly, the company said this change does not affect the production process, lead times, or quality of the final product, ensuring a seamless transition for Amcor Capsules’ customers.
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