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Sidel to Unveil Next-Generation Sustainable Packaging and Processing Solutions

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Sidel will meet with food and beverage professionals at BrauBeviale 2026, taking place from 10 to 12 November at the Exhibition Centre in Nuremberg. The company will be located at Booth 759 in Hall 7.

Its exhibition will feature an extensive range of technologies and services aimed at helping beverage manufacturers raise operational performance, advance sustainability, and prepare their businesses for future market demands across cans, glass, and PET packaging.

Guillaume Rolland, Sidel’s vice-president of beverage sales for Europe and Central Asia, says producers increasingly need partners that can support the complete packaging process while helping them achieve demanding efficiency and environmental objectives.

During the event, Sidel will show how its end-to-end line capabilities and latest technologies can help beverage producers remain competitive amid changing food and beverage industry trends, food manufacturing trends, and evolving customer expectations.

Complete solutions for can, glass, and PET production

Sidel delivers turnkey systems for can, glass, and PET packaging, including advanced bottle reuse solutions for both returnable glass and refillable PET applications.

By combining engineering know-how, equipment development, and line integration, the company serves as a single project partner. Its support can extend from upgrading existing production sites to establishing new capacity for breweries, soft drink manufacturers, and bottled water companies.

This integrated approach enables producers to respond more effectively to food distribution trends, improve plant efficiency, and adopt new food and drink industry innovation without managing multiple technology suppliers.

Aseptic PET performance with Aseptic Predis X4

Visitors to the Sidel stand will be able to explore how beverage companies worldwide are using the newest generation of the company’s dry aseptic technology, Aseptic Predis X4.

The system is designed to reduce environmental impact while supporting higher overall equipment effectiveness, dependable output, and stringent product protection. Its principal benefits include:

Precision laser heating for PET bottles

Sidel will also present its laser oven technology, which offers an alternative to traditional infrared heating systems. The solution applies laser energy before blowing to heat preforms with a high level of precision and consistency.

This process can deliver meaningful energy reductions, closer control of production parameters, and more uniform bottle quality. It also gives packaging designers greater freedom and can accommodate demanding materials, including PET containing significant proportions of recycled content.

As manufacturers respond to stricter food and drink regulations and pursue lower-impact operations, this technology can support more efficient food processing technology and sustainable bottle production.

Resource-efficient processing technologies

Two additional Sidel innovations will demonstrate how producers can reduce resource consumption while maintaining hygiene, safety, and production performance.

SWING Evo Pasteuriser: Developed for breweries and beverage manufacturers, this latest tunnel pasteurisation system is engineered to optimise the use of water, energy, and chemicals. It can lower total cost of ownership while maintaining the food safety standards required for modern beverage production.

Hydra Ultrasonic bottle washer: This next-generation cleaning system is designed for returnable glass and refillable PET bottles. Through advanced ultrasonic cleaning, it delivers effective bottle hygiene while significantly reducing water, energy, and chemical consumption compared with conventional washing technologies.

Together, these solutions reflect the growing focus on food and drink packaging efficiency, responsible manufacturing, and practical responses to food and drink sustainability goals. They also support beverage businesses seeking to strengthen their operations as food and drink marketing increasingly highlights traceability, resource efficiency, and environmental performance.

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