Tag: Wine Closure

Diam is the global leader in manufacturing technical corks and known for their product performance of clean and consistent corks with control choices of ageability....

New research shows the global wine market shifting towards aluminium closures Aluminium closures now account for just under 30% of the total global bottled still...

– Leading Wine Closure Solution provider has announced significant sales growth in 2017 with a 13% global market share – ZEBULON, NC, USA, and THIMISTER,...

Oxford University-Designed Study Ends Cork vs. Screwcap Debate NEW YORK, September 27, 2017 – The pop of a cork is a celebrated sound across the world, but...

Results Based on Wine Spectator’s Top 100 Wines of 2016 NEW YORK, NY, June 22, 2017 – According to a recent survey conducted on behalf...

New Line of Micro-Agglomerated Corks January 23, 2017—São Paio de Oleiros, Portugal—The Cork Supply Group (CSG) is pleased to introduce VINC, a new line of...

After receiving a WINnovation Award for Cork Supply’s innovative DS100+ technology, a machine automated process that detects TCA down to 1 part per trillion,...

—     Market leaders in wine closures unveil plans to jointly introduce the world’s most sustainable micro-agglomerate natural cork called SÜBR  — Paris, France (Nov. 17,...

Maverick will be in booth 1140 at the Unified Wine & Grape Symposium with our sales, tech support team and many other manufacturing professionals...

To meet growing demand from the nation’s winemakers and winery owners, G3 Enterprises has just completed a series of upgrades to its cork room to boost its capacity to produce high-quality Diam closures.

Leading Wine Closure Company Reflects on Growth, Innovation and Excellence over the Past Year ZEBULON, N.C. (January 6, 2015) –Nomacorc, a leading producer of wine closures, achieved...

North American Distributor: G3 Enterprises; Modesto, CA Web: www.diam-cork.com WIN Profile: Diam Closures New facility in France set to expand production capacity to 2 Billion Diam, one of the...

Wine corks may owe quality to gene activity: Even the most superb wine won't last without its cork, but the quality of this renewable oaken resource has nose-dived in recent years. A new genetic study of trees that produce high- and low-quality cork divulges some clues behind this decline, hinting at a possible link to climate change...

90 Percent of Top 50 Selling Restaurant Brands Sealed with Cork LOS ANGELES, June 24, 2014 – 100% Cork (www.100percentcork.org) said today that recent independent...

Subscribe to the Afternoon Brief Trending Story: Screw top wine closures win with consumers Wine producers and retailers should follow consumer demand and offer more screw top...