PETpla.net Insider 05 / 2020

PETplanet Insider Vol. 21 No. 05/20 www.petpla.net 56 PET bottles Beverage + Liquid Food frank juice – a young brand is growing The story of the com- pany “frank juice” began not even ten years ago in Munich, Germany with their juices and smoothies supporting diet-conscious people in their intentions. Today, these juices have widespread availability and are also sold as part of a juice fast. The picture shows two of the varieties, “Gold” – pineapple, apple, mint and “Yellow” – lemon, cayenne, turmeric, agave and water. Each of the transparent single-use bottles holds 330ml, is decorated with a transparent foil label and is sealed with a light blue screw cap. www.thefrankjuice.com Bottle with mandarin skin The “share” initiative, where a comparable product is donated or provided for a person in need when one is purchased, is continu- ally expanding its range. Alongside shower gel, muesli bars and water, there are now refreshing drinks. The low-calorie mandarin-rosemary water is available in a 500ml, transparent, contoured bottle made from 100% recyclate. In some areas, the bottle has a structured surface, which is reminiscent of mandarin skin. The cap has a tamper-evident seal and the label also describes the Share initiative. www.share.eu Gummi bears with added benefits Munich company Beauty Bears GmbH is selling various products to improve and support women’s wellbeing. Taking highly concentrated multivitamin complexes should assist with this. The active ingredients are incorporated into spe- cial gummi bears. The variety in the image is “AH Amazing Hair Vitamins Biotin Sugar-free”, which is claimed to have a positive impact on hair, skin and nails. 75 g of gummi bears are packaged in a brown coloured plastic tub with a metal screw cap. There is a seal membrane under the lid as a tamper-evident seal. The labels on the tub and lid describe the contents and indicate the recommended intake – one bear per day. www.bears-with-benefits.com Spicy sauce in PET Under its own brand name, American company Yellowbirds Foods is selling a variety of spicy sauces; the selection of products and manufacturing processes are described as “back to the roots”. There are different bottle sizes, including the pictured variety “Blue Agave Sriracha” containing 9.8fl. oz. or 278 g. The transparent bottle is sealed with the yellow cap typical of the brand, which is placed on a screw-on cap with a dosing tip. The circulating self-adhesive label provides the necessary information. www.yellowbirdsauce.com