PETpla.net Insider 03 / 2014

EDITOUR REPORTS 12 PET planet insider Vol. 15 No. 03/14 www.petpla.net March 30, 2013 Mineracao Campo Branco Ltda., Progresso We met: Erminio Vivian, General Director Nestor Jose da Silva, Production Manager Diego Pellenz, Finance Manager Direct from spring to bottle In the midst of the hilly landscape of the Sirra Gaucha, 150 kilometres north-west of Porto Alegre, we find the man- agement team of Mineracao Campo Branco, the mineral water spring and associated bottling operation, waiting for us at the end of a gravel road. This family business was set up in 2006 to bottle mineral water directly from their own spring. Filling operations take place as follows:  PET bottles 0.5 – 1.5 – 2.0l carbonated, 0.5 -1.5 - 2.0l non-carbonated.  PET water dispensers, 5l, non-carbonated  PP water dispensers, 10l and 20l, non-carbonated  PP tumblers, 200ml non-carbonated The 20l PP water dispensers account for the highest bot- tling volume in terms of litres per year. The highest quanti- ties in terms of units are achieved by the 0.5l PET bottles. Total bottling capacity is at 9.6 million litres of mineral water per year. Of this 40% is carbonated and 60% still. The sales territory covers Greater Porto Alegre Rio Grande do Sul. Campo Barnco products are to be found predominantly in supermarkets, including the Carrefour chain. Interviews in Brazil in this issue:  Mineracao Campo Branco Ltda.  Hugo Cini S.A.  Industria Zugliani de Refrigerantes e Bebidas Ltda. to follow:  Coca Cola Brasil Ltda.  Andina Rio de Janeiro Refrescos Ltda.  Lindoyana de Aguas Minerais Ltda.  Grupo Ravi  Amcor Rigid Plastics South America  Husky Injection Molding Systems  Bericap do Brasil Ltda.  Ambev  Logoplaste Shefa  Döhler América Latina  Ecoplaca (by Florian Roscheck)  Krauss Maffei do Brasil Ltda  Otto Hofstetter AG Lima Santiago La Paz Buenos Aires Montevideo Progresso São José dos Pinhais São Paulo Rio de Janeiro Lindóia Santa Cruz Sucre Quilmes Pilar Jaú Concepción Santa Fe Barueri Jundiai Sorocaba Amparoa Limeira Brazil Part 2 by Waldemar Schmitke