Sentence examples for bottling and packaging from inspiring English sources

Raw ingredients for one case of World Wide Stout cost $30; bottling and packaging is another $6.

Specifically in the production of beverages, combined bottling and packaging lines are established for each package form, e.g. plastic bottles, carton boxes, and glass bottles.

Specifically, the definition of product families and the sequencing conditions for product types within a family, the bottling and packaging technology, and the generation of demand elements reflect key issues of this real-life application.

In 1999, SABMiller, which is traded on the over-the-counter market, paid $320 million for the brewer, plunked down an additional $100 million for new brewing, bottling and packaging technology, and dispatched a western-trained chief executive to Pilsen to fizz things up.

She owns an organic skincare company called Douvall's, and my job was bottling and packaging argan oil in the kitchen with her.

You'd have to use the original bottles and packaging, of course.

Besides being made into degradable bottles and packaging film, these compounds can find applications in controlled-release drug packaging and in absorbable surgical sutures.

But campaigners and scientists are increasingly sounding the alarm over the amount of plastic that is used wastefully (think of single-use drink bottles and packaging), or that ends up as trash in rivers and oceans.

Degradation of the chemical links between the monomers in these plastics is brought about by microorganisms or by water, making bioplastics highly desirable materials for fabrication into biodegradable bottles and packaging film.

"It started with a scent," Alexandre Vauthier said backstage to describe his inspiration from Estée Lauder's "Youth Dew" fragrance: literally, the drape, shape and gilded lines of the bottle and packaging; but also the new fragrance's context in 1950s New York, when the Waldorf Astoria was the center of society.

Unlike typical perfume displays, which make lavish use of bottles and packaging, this installation, in a Minimalist space designed by the architect Toshiko Mori, will feature only sound and scent, dispersed by diffusion machines -- used in the perfume industry to atomize a controlled amount of fragrance into the air.