In late 2021, Ring Container Technologies gifted $1.5 million to the Michigan State University School of Packaging, in support of renovations to and expansion of that school’s building. Learn what giving to Michigan State University’s School of Packaging means for Ring – and for the industry as a whole.

The “company with a conscience” will become the norm over the next decade. But to lead on the issues that matter to consumers and neighbors, it helps to start in our own backyards.

Plastics Technology shares insight into the Ring difference – entrepreneurial drive, innovation, dependability, and a commitment to sustainability.

Ring Container Technologies announced it has developed a customizable PET solution for maintaining carbonation in beverages and energy drinks. Energy shots and beverages with BarrierGuard® Enhance™ technology are customizable into unique shapes, creating on-shelf brand differentiation for smaller size carbonated PET bottles.

Ring Container Technologies is proud to be a new member of the Better Plants Program. Driving energy savings can have a broad impact across the industrial sector, which leads to cost savings, greater resilience, a strengthened workforce, and increased global competitiveness. Through Better Plants, Ring is committed to reducing energy intensity by 20% by the year 2031.

BarrierGuard® OxygenSmart™ is the first oxygen additive barrier bottle technology that allows ketchup bottles to be designated as widely recycled, offering superior clarity and making it possible to meet consumer demands for more sustainable packaging.

Ring Container Technologies is tremendously honored to be a recipient of the Hormel Foods Spirit of Excellence Award for Service and Quality for the fourth year in a row.

With summer in full swing, more people are enjoying outdoor activities. A great way to become more active this season is to visit or volunteer at the Wolf River Conservancy. From biking the trails to paddling down the river, there’s something to suit every outdoor enthusiast.

The COVID-19 pandemic saw people spending more time at home than ever before. Between the big work-from-home movement and limited social interactions, people found themselves spending considerably more time with members of the same household, including their pets. Learn why more people staying at home has caused pet treat and kitty litter sales to soar.

As a continuation of our pet packaging research, we’re diving into the ways in which packaging innovation has the ability to transform the pet packaging industry for consumers and retailers alike.