Ball has announced plans to build its first dedicated aluminium cups manufacturing facility to serve the growing demand for sustainable beverage packaging. Read more
Ball Corporation is piloting a new aluminium cup in the US as it responds to demands for more sustainable beverage packaging options. Read more
Belgian start-up Yugen has collaborated with Ball Corporation to launch a new range of kombucha packaged in printed cans. Read more
Russian mineral water brand Senezhskaya has introduced a range of flavoured water in slim cans made by Ball Corporation. Read more
Ball Corporation has secured deals allowing it to move to 100% renewable electricity in its North American operations by 2021. Read more
Icelandic beverage company Ölgerðin has hired Ball Corporation to help design and produce cans for its Ava sparkling fruit water brand. Read more
Ball Corporation has agreed to sell its metal beverage packaging facilities in China to Chinese packaging company ORG Technology for approximately $225m. Read more
At BrauBeviale 2018, Ball Corporation showcased its new design solutions for metal can packaging, including Day Glo and connectivity features. Read more
At BrauBeviale 2018, Alex Clere spoke with Marcel Arsand, sustainability manager for Ball Corporation, about the company's message on sustainability. Read more
Ball Corporation is investing $9m to install three new wind turbines at its Findlay, Ohio beverage packaging plant. Read more
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