Vessl has recently signed a development agreement with Tempra Technology, aimed at harnessing their respective patented technologies.

This strategic collaboration will see Vessl adapting its innovative Vessl Technology to complement Tempra's self-heating packaging applications.

The focus of this partnership is to create more efficient and cost-effective solutions catering to a range of self-heating and self-cooling applications, including shelf-stable meals, beverages, and soups.

Shared commitment to advancing packaging technology

Walter D Apodaca Jr, founder and CEO of Vessl, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration in a statement:

“This agreement is a testament to our shared commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in packaging technology. We believe we can create solutions that not only meet but exceed the expectations of consumers and companies worldwide and propel the evolution of on-the-go thermal solutions.”

On the Tempra side, Barney J Guarino, founder and CEO, emphasised the excitement about the project, foreseeing the combination of technologies setting new benchmarks within the industry:

“Our self-heating and self-chilling technologies, when combined with Vessl's innovative packaging solutions, undoubtedly will set new benchmarks for convenience, sustainability, and functionality in the industry.”

About Vessl and Tempra Technology

Vessl, headquartered in Arizona, US, is a privately owned company dedicated to disrupting the disposable bottle paradigm and redefining e-commerce. 

Boasting exclusive rights to the patented Vessl closure and delivery device, the company offers innovative solutions for various applications worldwide, including its own brand, Tea of a Kind, and third-party applications such as The Glenlivet Twist and Mix Cocktails.

Meanwhile, Tempra Technology, based in Florida, US, is a research and applications development company specialising in self-cooling and self-heating technologies. Its portfolio includes applications in food and beverage, medical, cosmetic, therapy, sports medicine, and more.