Coca-Cola plans to turn heads with new colour-changing packaging and image recognition technology this summer.

Orora has inititated legal proceedings against Asahi Holdings (Australia) after the beer company cancelled a major contract with the packager.

Bundaberg Rum has released a set of cans paired with image recognition software.

Sydney Brewery will build a packaging line that will include a 2500 bottle-per-hour filler and 1800 can-per-hour canning line.

Coca-Cola is rolling out smaller bottle options after seeing double-digit growth during trials of the 390ml size.

Coopers Brewery has launched a mixed six-pack celebrating its foray into premium craft beers.

Beer giant Heineken has worked with Ball Packaging Europe to develop a can with grooved edges around its body.

Moccona has tapped into the espresso capsules trend with a new product launch, branding and packaging.

Carlsberg is working on a bottle made from moulded fibre in an effort to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions produced from packaging.

Fever-Tree has revamped the labels of its premium mixers range and launched a new 500ml bottle.

Global Closure Systems has launched a high quality standard closure for spirits that does not compromise performance for cost.

Sales of small slim cans grew 350% in 2014. PKN explores why, where and for whom.

…in the hope that unravelling fact from fiction will bring it to an end.

It's full of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, 100% natural, low sugar and Hispanic. Early uptakers in its homeland, the US, are already onto cactus water.

The Coca-Cola contour bottle’s 100 year anniversary continues with a limited edition 250ml aluminium bottle made by Ardagh.

The new beer won't be "just a drink for guys watching sport". It will be something that "pairs well with certain foods or appeals to more women".