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GreenBottle Ltd is the manufacturer of sustainable, paper-based liquids packaging. GreenBottle was developed in 2005 by inventor Martin Myerscough following a chance encounter with a waste tip manager. Myerscough was told that the biggest problem at waste tips is the abundance of plastic milk bottles. With less than 8 years of landfill in the UK remaining, Myerscough was inspired by his son's papier-mâché balloon to create a moulded paper bottle with a thin plastic lining. GreenBottle was initially produced as a milk bottle exclusive to national British retailer Asda. Following the successful launch of the GreenBottle milk container, the company unveiled its designs for a paper wine bottle. The launch was met with international enthusiasm, gaining press coverage, and eventually sales, from around the world. GreenBottle is a commercially viable, environmentally green alternative to plastic, glass and laminated cartons. ==The process== The bottles are made by moulding the pulp of wood fibre which is then pressed into shape. The plastic liner is automatically vacuum formed and inserted into one half shell, another half shell is placed on top and the two are then sealed together. The bottles are designed to easily integrate with existing filling lines. The bottles can be printed, labelled and/or embossed.〔()〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「GreenBottle」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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