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Plastic containers are at risk for high levels of BPA bisphenol A (BPA), which is a compound that is used to make certain types of plastic. BPA can seep in through the food containers and contaminate the product within that container. Moreover, BPA has serious health consequences when ingested. What’s more? Plastics have the tendency to melt. In addition, there are risks of chemicals leaking into your food. Aluminium closures on the other hand helps preserve the flavour and natural nutrients in the product for a much longer time than other types of packaging. With aluminium closures, you don’t have to stress about chemicals and contaminants. It’s actually been designated as fully safe by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).As a result,aluminium caps are always a safe choice to use for packaging food and beverage as compared to plastic caps. Nipra is one such organization that’s engaged in manufacturing and supplying aluminiumclosures (also known as bottle caps or ROPP closures)...

  Corks are rapidly becoming a thing of the past. Today, more and more wineries are opting to sell their drink with a convenient   aluminum wine bottle screw cap . Screw caps have only been used in wine since 1964, but they have rapidly become a large share of the market today. As of now, if you ever travel to western countries, you will notice that aluminum screw caps are on nearly every single wine bottle in the country. The reason cork alternatives have become so popular is because of a period of decreased quality cork manufacturing during the 1980s. Basically, winemakers were tired of getting low-quality corks that would cause TCA ‘cork’ taint, so they switched. Besides, there are several ‘fake’ corks made from plastics to plant-based polymers – which is not good for the wine. Aluminum Screw Caps: Pros More affordable option No TCA ‘Cork’ taint Long term aging - studies have shown positive results Aluminum crew caps are easy to open Whether you are a casual wine drinker or...

Before you choose a manufacturer here are a few simple things to remember. These tips will make your buying experience easier and assist you in avoiding being ripped-off. Set Your Budget: Don’t buy the first thing you see. Instead, first work out how much you can afford to spend on glass bottle closures. Don’t forget to include customizing and branding costs. And if you’re going for bulk quantities, look around to get the best rate. Do Some Research: Have a thorough look at what’s out there before buying bottle closures. Spend some time searching for ads online or in your local newspaper, see if there are better other deals in the the same city, to avoid making the wrong decision. Take Advice: If you don’t know much about the manufacturer, get in touch with someone who has done business with the same company. They may help you discover problems that are not known to you and a second opinion from such people can also be a little help. Don’t Judge by The Outer Look: Make sur...

A good wine bottle closure is a blessing for a winemaker. That closure becomes the guardian of the winemaker’s stewardship and so much more. A bottle of wine is the work of an entire viticulture year, plus however long the wine was cared for and aged at the winery, not to mention the many years of investment in the wine’s vines prior to that particular annual cycle. Moreover, a bottle of wine also represents a winery and the brand’s image. Hence the choice to select the best wine bottle closures is critical. It’s true that the traditional, natural cork bottle closure has largely stood the test of time. After all, it’s been around since the 18th century when newfangled glass bottles began replacing clay amphorae and wooden barrels. However, these days more and more winemakers are shifting their focus to aluminum capsules for wine bottles since it reduces the risk of product spoilage. Moreover, it ensures that their name on a wine bottle stands the test of time as well as their r...