Berlin Packaging, the world’s largest Hybrid Packaging Supplier®, will showcase its latest solutions for the spirits and beverage sectors at Bar Convent Berlin 2026. At this leading international event for the bar and spirits community, the company will highlight its role as a multi-material partner that combines creative design, sustainability, technological expertise, and a thorough understanding of brand requirements.
“The Lighter Side of Spirit”: a new PET range for spirits
One of the main attractions will be “The Lighter Side of Spirit”, a collection created specifically for PET spirits packaging. The range marks Berlin Packaging’s first structured, multi-material offering for this category and gives producers access to PET containers engineered for convenience, low weight, safety, and responsible resource use. It features the Alco, Flask, and Fat bottle shapes in widely used market sizes, together with a broad selection of 50 ml miniatures for travel retail, hospitality, gifting, and product sampling.
Each bottle can be supplied with a compatible closure and, where requested, produced with 100% recycled material. This gives brands greater flexibility when developing new packaging formats while preserving functional performance and visual appeal.
Sculpting – Ribs expands its appeal in the No & Low Alcohol category
As the No & Low Alcohol market continues to develop, Berlin Packaging will introduce a fresh expression of its recently launched Sculpting – Ribs collection. The new presentation uses visual narratives and graphic details that align with current food and drink consumer trends and evolving beverage preferences. It illustrates how tactile surfaces and customized packaging can strengthen products that are challenging established conventions across the beverage market.
Different rib patterns enable brands to build recognizable visual identities, while labels and decoration methods provide broad opportunities for customization. The collection also underlines Berlin Packaging’s ability to deliver solutions through a genuinely multi-material model. In addition to glass, the company will display alternatives including pouches and convenient single-serve ready-to-drink PEDI Shots. By evaluating each project individually, Berlin Packaging can recommend the material and format best suited to a brand’s technical, commercial, and positioning objectives.
Measurable sustainability to support better packaging choices
Sustainability remains central to Berlin Packaging’s business strategy. At BCB 2026, the company will introduce communication tools that help visitors assess how packaging decisions influence environmental performance across the complete life cycle. Drawing on internal quantitative evaluations, the displays will show how lightweighting, greater recycled content, improved logistics, and changes to the primary packaging material can reduce a pack’s total environmental impact.
This data-led approach places food and drink sustainability within a practical decision-making framework. Rather than treating sustainability as a broad promise, brands can evaluate measurable results and compare options before moving forward with a packaging program. The approach also reflects wider food and beverage industry trends, food manufacturing trends, food processing technology developments, and food distribution trends that are influencing how companies design, produce, and deliver products.
Studio One Eleven: combining design expertise with engineering capability
The stand will also feature Studio One Eleven, Berlin Packaging’s innovation platform and the force behind several of the company’s most important recent beverage developments. Its work demonstrates how thoughtful design, advanced engineering, and precise execution can turn packaging into a powerful tool for brand distinction.
Featured projects will showcase strong visual concepts, complex technical development, and packaging designed to create commercial value. Special emphasis will be placed on the latest custom solutions for the No & Low Alcohol sector, where brands increasingly require distinctive formats and contemporary visual languages. These developments reflect the broader momentum behind food and drink industry innovation, while also supporting food and drink marketing strategies that depend on standout shelf presence and memorable consumer experiences.
Beyond primary containers, Berlin Packaging will present examples of its work in the design and supply of premium and exclusive secondary packaging for the spirits market. This integrated capability helps brands establish a consistent identity across every stage of the packaging journey, from the primary pack through presentation and retail engagement. It also enables customers to respond effectively to changing food and drink packaging expectations, food and drink regulations, and market-specific requirements.
Through its participation in Bar Convent Berlin 2026, Berlin Packaging will reaffirm its commitment to advancing the spirits sector with packaging solutions that are innovative, sustainable, and centered on customer needs. Its expanding portfolio is designed to help brands respond confidently to changing market conditions and the continuing evolution of the global beverage industry.
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