Featured Beverage Online Content

  1. Researchers Claim New Use For Brewery Wastewater 11/11/2016

    Scientists say a recent breakthrough makes it possible to put brewery wastewater to good use.

  2. Beer Handout At Center Of New DPR Campaign 11/4/2016

    The latest public-relations strategy for direct potable reuse (DPR) is simple: Give people beer.

  3. Ontario Sets The Stage With New Rules For Bottled Water Companies 10/26/2016

    Earlier this month, environmentalists from Ontario, Canada were working towards convincing their government to deny Nestlé a water-taking permit at a well the company had purchased.

  4. Researchers Claim New Process Cuts Electricity At Waste Plants 10/17/2016

    If necessity is the mother of invention, it makes sense that winery wastewater, and the challenge of treating it, continually produces innovation in the wastewater industry.

  5. Philly Tap Water 'Ideal' For Brewing Beer 10/12/2016

    Beer connoisseurs say there’s a special ingredient in Philadelphia-brewed beer that makes the taste stand out: tap water.

  6. Yuengling Takes Deal Following Clean Water Act Charges 6/28/2016

    The Justice Department announced in June that it has reached a deal with the beer maker Yuengling over alleged Clean Water Act (CWA) violations.

  7. Amid Opposition From Locals, Nestle Abandons Poconos Project 6/22/2016

    Amid community opposition to the project, Nestle Waters has abandoned its plan for a proposed water extraction facility in the Poconos in Pennsylvania.

  8. In An Effort To Expand Bottled Water, Nestle Set Sights On Small Towns 5/12/2016

    Residents of Eldred Township in Pennsylvania came face to face with township supervisors last year over concerns about the major beverage company.

  9. Reused Water Gets Into California Beers 3/18/2016

    Some Californians are doing their part to conserve water during the drought by drinking beer — specifically, beer made with recycled water.

  10. Aseptic Packaging Market Will Show Strong Growth Through 2020 7/20/2015

    With many driving factors, aseptic packaging is becoming an increasing popular packaging format, spurring growth and providing packaging manufacturers with numerous market opportunities.