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PRESS RELEASE
New Technology for Shipping
Newly Produced Bottles, Cans and
jars Has Arrived.
California native and Inventor
Mark Costello who works
at a local winery driving a forklift has reverse engineered the
standard shipping method used for bulk glass bottles and jars.
Riverbank CA, 02/03/2024: The standard
method of shipping bulk
bottles, cans and jars after production is to strap and stretch wrap
the pallet before it is shipped to the customer. Mr. Costello
noticed how much plastic and strapping he was throwing away after
each production run and started the process of designing and
patenting his version of how bottles jars should be stabilized
before shipment. Mr. Costello also noticed that when a trailer full
of glass came into the winery to be unloaded, the glass stacks
required up to eleven air bags to hold them in place. Mr. Costello
Said, “my shipping method will truly make producing single use
containers of any material, environmentally sustainable and will
eliminate the need for stretch wrap and airbags currently being used
by these facilities”. Mr. Costello also emphasized that, “applying
or removing the panels and cap can be done manually for small
operations or robotically for larger facilities” Closing the loop on
the glass production process has been long over looked by the
industry, but now there is a solution. |
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