Consumers are asking for sustainability measures from their favorite brands. Infinity Bottling is poised to help our customers tell their story and increase their brands sustainability in many ways.

Infinity offers bulk glass handling from a range of domestic California based suppliers; Bag in the Box filling and the facility recycles at least 90% of the packaging waste materials created in the bottling process.

Bulk glass procurement has multiple benefits for a brand as well as the environment. The benefits of converting to bulk glass handling are numerous including:

• Environmental footprint benefit as more glass arrives per delivery truck and glass shipments can come directly from the manufacturer to bottling, which saves extra truck trips and repeat unloading/reloading energy.
• Customer savings on the cost of repacking, $1/case or more, cartons remain pristine from less handling and transit and customer realizes savings on the cost of carton erecting often built into the repack costs.
• Reduced cost of storage on glass/cartons, customer only needs to purchase and assemble what is needed per project. Flexibility built into the ability to use multiple cartons with the same glass molds.

Bag in the Box filling provides an avenue to reduce the carbon footprint by switching some production from glass to bag.  Each 3L bag holds the equivalent of 4 x 750ml glass bottles. The outer cardboard is recyclable and the plastic bag may be in some locations.

Recycling the packaging waste that is created in the bottling process has been a goal of Infinity’s from the beginning. Currently the facility recycles all plastic wrap, cardboard and glass. We continue to research options for the few items that must still be landfilled.

Infinity is certified with Kamilo (https://www.kamilo.com) for our facilities plastic recycling, tracking to be sure that the plastic is processed in the US and not shipped overseas to questionable recycling facilities on foreign soils.

President, Jessica Tuteur, has a degree in environmental studies and has always strived to implement that knowledge in business. Jessica has joined the Napa Valley Zero Waste Collective meetings and looks forward to seeing how the Valley as a whole can move forward on reclaiming the waste stream generated by the wine industry.

For more information on how Infinity Bottling can assist your brands please reach out to jessica@infinitybottling.com.

ABOUT KAMILO

At Kamilo, a Public Benefit Corporation, we are dedicated to promoting the circular economy through our state-of-the-art geospatial technology platform. Our mission is to enhance the transparency and viability of recycling, transforming how businesses and consumers contribute to a sustainable future. By verifying and showcasing the recycled content within products, we aim to not only uplift the economics of recycling but also to provide crucial insights into reducing environmental impacts.

Mission:  Our patented technology is grounded in advanced geospatial location intelligence, enabling precise tracking of recycled materials from their source to their new life in consumer products. Integrated with AI, Machine Learning, and IoT, our platform delivers essential insights, such as Scope 3 emissions calculations and lifecycle analytics, facilitating informed decisions that lead to cost reduction, improved product quality, and enhanced sustainability metrics.

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