Next-Gen Beverages That Won't Need a Fridge to Get Cold
José Luis Zavalza — June 14, 2009 — Eco
References: wipo.int & got2begreen
It’s been a few decades since Robert S. Allison created and patented the Beverage Can Cooling system, but innovative beverage brands are continuing to develop their own systems for auto-chilled beverages.
A clear example is I.C.Can, a solid partnership of Tempra Technology and Crown Holdings, who are currently discussing commercialization and marketing of their self-refrigerating can to top beverage companies.
Once this technology becomes mainstream, the need for energy-sucking refrigerators for beverages could be a thing of the past.
A clear example is I.C.Can, a solid partnership of Tempra Technology and Crown Holdings, who are currently discussing commercialization and marketing of their self-refrigerating can to top beverage companies.
Once this technology becomes mainstream, the need for energy-sucking refrigerators for beverages could be a thing of the past.
Trend Themes
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Auto-chilled Beverages — Innovative brands are developing systems for auto-chilled beverages, eliminating the need for refrigerators.
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Self-refrigerating Cans — Companies like I.C.Can are developing self-refrigerating cans that could disrupt the beverage industry.
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Energy-efficient Cooling — The development of self-chilling cans could reduce the need for energy-sucking refrigerators.
Industry Implications
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Beverage — The beverage industry could benefit from the adoption of self-refrigerating cans.
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Packaging — Companies in the packaging industry can explore opportunities in developing self-chilling can technology.
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Appliance — The development of self-refrigerating cans may disrupt the traditional appliance industry.
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