Golden Grail Beverages has initiated a new production run for KOZ Water in 16oz aluminium cans, highlighting a shift towards more sustainable packaging solutions. 

This initial production run is part of the company's target to manufacture a total of 155,000 KOZ Water 16oz cans. It is claimed to be the largest in the Golden Grail Beverages’ history. 

It marks a significant production milestone and reinforces its dedication to environmental responsibility. 

Golden Grail Beverages' latest move to shift to 16oz cans and a new copacker has led to substantial cost savings. 

It has also helped in enhancing production efficiency while upholding sustainability commitments. 

The company noted that KOZ Water's 100% recyclable aluminium cans aim to mitigate plastic pollution, with aluminium being a highly recyclable material that reportedly surpasses plastic bottles in global recycling rates. 

According to Golden Grail Beverages, global recycling rates for plastic bottles are below 50% while aluminium recycling rates globally are more than 60% and up to 90% in some of the most efficient regions. 

In addition, the latest initiative aligns with its mission to reduce plastic waste and promote eco-friendly practices, potentially expanding its market reach. 

Golden Grail Beverages also highlighted that the new larger 16oz cans will support the lifestyles of those who are always on the move. 

With this production run, Golden Grail Beverages continues to support its mission of reducing plastic waste and promoting eco-friendly practices while also catering to consumer demands for convenience and larger serving sizes. 

A Golden Grail Beverages spokesperson said: “We are thrilled to launch production of the new 16oz cans for KOZ Water. This initiative reflects our dedication to sustainability and customer satisfaction.  

“We believe this larger size will not only satisfy our existing customers but also attract new consumers looking for a more substantial, eco-friendly hydration option.”