Cg Roxane LLC
Location
California
Founded
1990-01-27
Website
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2025-05-08 (packagingdive.com)
Packaging innovations: PCR plays from CG Roxane, Every Man Jack, Stumptown Coffee |
Plus, Aveda redesigned its sample product sachets with Xela Pack and Stora Enso launched a next-generation folding boxboard from a newly up-and-running consumer packaging board line.
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2025-05-08 (bevnet.com)
Crystal Geyser Joins the Surging Flavored Sparkling Category -
CG Roxane is the leavering its flagship brand Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water to enter the flavored sparkling water space.
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2024-12-19 (plasticstoday.com)
California Senator Drafts Bill Requiring Tethered Caps for Plastic Bottles California Senator Drafts Bill Requiring Tethered Caps for Plastic Bottles
Following the EU's lead, the bill would require plastic bottles under three liters to integrate a tethered cap by 2027.
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2024-10-01 (packnode.org)
CG Roxane Introduces EZ-Cap to Reduce Plastic Waste in U.S. Market
CG Roxane launches the EZ-Cap, a new tethered cap design for Crystal Geyser bottles, to reduce plastic waste and boost recyclability in the U.S. market.
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2024-09-17 (inkfreenews.com)
Whispering Springs Withdraws Petitions For Plan Development And Rezoning
The email that came into the Noble County Plan Commission’s office at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Sep. 17, was brief and to the point.
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2024-09-17 (wboi.org)
Proposed Noble County bottling plant scrapped suddenly
The California company that applied to build a water bottling plant near the existing Whispering Springs plant pulled their applications without explanation.
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2024-09-03 (plasticstoday.com)
Inside Story of First US Water Brand With Tethered Caps Inside Story of First US Water Brand With Tethered Caps
Crystal Geyser bottled water owner CG Roxane shares details, challenges, and advice from the change that reduces litter and simplifies plastic recycling.
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2024-08-14 (foodandbeverage.business)
Crystal Geyser® Alpine Spring Water® Maker Launches “Thirst for Progress” Campaign Focusing on Hydration and SustainabilityNew Survey Explores Americans’ Hydration Habits and Preferences
CG Roxane LLC announced its "Thirst for Progress" campaign promoting hydration and sustainability through creative shorts. The company focuses on delivering high-quality, natural spring water while championing sustainability.
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2024-08-01 (prnewswire.com)
Maker of Crystal Geyser® Alpine Spring Water® Launches "Thirst for Progress" Campaign Emphasizing Hydration and Sustainability
/PRNewswire/ -- CG Roxane LLC, the privately held, family-owned, and operated maker of Crystal Geyser® Alpine Spring Water® and the first U.S. beverage company...
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2024-06-29 (lindipendente.online)
Microplastics: lawsuits against the bottled water industry are multiplying in the USA
In the United States, five class actions against the bottled water industry have already been launched in the first months of this year. Citizens, in particular, are accusing producers of a lack of transparency, as they do not report the presence of microplastics on product labels.
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2023-07-11 (plasticsnews.com)
Bottled water company opens second recycling plant
CG Roxane LLC, which owns the Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring bottled water brand, has opened its second PET recycling facility.
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2023-06-27 (resource-recycling.com)
With new plant, brand aims for 50% PCR nationwide
Between its California PET recycling plant and its newly opened Tennessee one, bottled water company CG Roxane expects to produce about 39 million pounds of RPET this year, a company manager said. Continue Reading→
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