Toyo Seikan Group has developed a flexible production model for small-batch aluminium sake cans following trials using three different filling methods with Japanese breweries. The Japanese packaging group has been working with the Japan Shogi Association and sake company Agnavi on its IKKON IKKYOKU project, which packages locally produced sake in 180ml aluminium cans linked…
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