Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company has partnered with Encirc to trial a glass beer bottle that has the potential to cut the carbon impact of its bottles by up to 90%. The trial – part of a series of innovations to reduce the carbon footprint of packaging across Carlsberg Group – will include the use of “100% biofuel and increases recycled content of the bottles to 100% while maintaining quality,” a statement from brewing giant said. Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company has parlife extension calcium citratetnered with Encirc to triamazon calcium citrate 500 mgal a glass beer bottle that has the potential to cut the carbon impact of its bottles by up to 90%. Carlberg said the trial had significant potential to support its target to cut emissions across its supply chain, with the possibility to transform the bottle from “the highest-carbon impact packaging type to the lowest”. Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company has partnered with Encirc to trial a glass beer bottle that has the potential to cut the carbon impact of its21st century calcium bottles by up to 90%. Mark Comline, senior category director group packaging materials, Carlsberg Group, said: “We are delighted this ground-breaking trial has successfully p150 mg ferrous fumarateroven and produced ultra-low carbon Carlsberg glass beer bottles. Across Carlsberg, we are inspired to work together towards a zero-carbon future. Trials like this in partnesolgar liquid magnesiumrship with Encirc are a massive leap towards making it a reality.”