PETpla.net Insider 04 / 2016

42 PET planet insider Vol. 17 No. 04/16 www.petpla.net Croutons in a jar The French firm Florette, famous for its salads and salad products, sells 70g of ready- made croutons in rosemary and thyme flavour for embellishing salads in a transparent PET container on its domestic market. The reclosable screw on top with hinged lid has to be screwed off and a freshness film has to be removed before use. A self-adhe- sive plastic label communicates consumer information. www.florette.fr Concentrate from Teisseire Teisseire, famous in France for its syrups which are added to water to create your own drinks at home, has now launched a syrup concentrate on the market that is intended for use in soda streamers. 500ml are bottled into a white PET bottle with dosing lid and sleeve label. The label partly extends over the lid as a tamper evident seal and has to be partially removed along the perforated markings. Accord- ing to the manufacturer, the quantity is enough to make 12l of Coke Zero. www.teisseire.com Pear juice concentrate by Coop The Biofarm cooperative in Switzerland sells the “Birnel” pear juice concentrate under the coop logo and Swiss Coop licence in a stable and clear PET bottle with 250g content. The thick liquid product that can be used to sweeten and refine dishes or directly as a sandwich spread, is poured out through the screw on lid by turning the opening dosing tip. The dosing lid indicates that it is properly sealed by a clear “click into place” sound. The front label extends over the snap shut lid and is separated with first use. www.coopathome.ch Cranberry juice in PET Rivella AG from Rothrist in Swit- zerland has launched various fruit drinks on the market under the brand “Michel”. A transparent bottle with 500ml and sufficiently large drinking opening is used for the packaging. The low-calorie drink consists of 25% cranberry juice, is refined with juniper berry extract and sweetened with sucralose. The brand lettering can be found as an imprint on the bottle neck and on the top of the tamper evident screw on lid. www.michel-saft.ch