Jul 07, 2021 | Future of Wine Americas 2021
Hanna Halmari

Packaging innovation: Should wine below $20 even be in a bottle, trends to 2025 and beyond

The fourth session from the first day of our Future of Wine Americas 2021 conference

Session audio:

Speakers:

  • Ron Gonen, CEO, Closed Loop Partners
  • Joanna Griffiths, Global Food Community Director, BSI Group
  • Nicolas Quillé MW, chief winemaker and operations officer, Crimson Wine Group
  • Melissa Saunders MW, CEO, Communal Brands

Moderator:

  • Toby Webb, co-founder, Sustainable Wine

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