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Radico Khaitan launches Triple Eight whiskey in UFlex-Asepto’s foil stamping aseptic pack

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Radico Khaitan launches Triple Eight whiskey in UFlex-Asepto’s foil stamping aseptic pack

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Triple Eight whiskey in UFlex-Asepto
The country’s largest IMFL maker, Radico Khaitan, collaborates with the first Indian aseptic packaging maker to introduce new-age packs in Karnataka

India’s largest Indian-made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) maker, Radico Khaitan, has launched its whiskey brand Triple Eight in an iconic pack imbibing foil stamping feature, manufactured by UFlex-Asepto, rejuvenating its aseptic packaging story for its consumers. Triple Eight whiskey aseptic packs launched in Karnataka is the outcome of a packaging partnership between both companies to elevate the packaging standards for the IMFL category products and embellish the packs to make them aesthetically superior using unique design blends for brand differentiation.

Elaborating about the unique packaging development, Ashwani Kumar Sharma, president and CEO, UFlex-Asepto said, “We are extremely proud to have associated with Radico Khaitan which is known for quality blended whiskey. The packaging will certainly accentuate its class to create an aspiration reach for its customers. While differentiation through unique packaging experience has always been Asepto’s key focus, the steal is the anti-counterfeit quality that is pertinent to prevent the consumption of adulterated liquor – a grave concern for the liquor makers.”

While the brand Triple Eight will focus on a better count of blended whiskey inside, the startling effects of gold foil stamping and black color will impart the packs a unique identity. Amar Sinha, chief operating officer, Radico Khaitan said, “We are extremely happy with the results of this association. This is, in fact, the first time that an alcoholic beverage company has ventured into the foil stamping effects in the aseptic packaging space.” This has been a result of long labor by both the companies to enter with a unique identity for their Triple Eight brand. “Radico has always been ahead in the innovation and Triple Eight has created a buzz in the market with its iconic aesthetic shelf appeal encouraging repeat sales.”

UFlex–Asepto, through this partnership, is proposing uniqueness in aseptic packaging which was very basic until now, remarked Sharma. He added, “Asepto’s aseptic liquid packaging is a true example of an offering with top-class functionality as well as visually elegant packaging apt for alcoholic beverages.” The new-age packaging works in more ways than one by curbing adulteration in the segment, creating great choices for customers on retail shelves and retaining the quality flavors that Radico Khaitan is known to offer.

Triple Eight is a premium whiskey and to cater to the growing demand in Karnataka it is now made available in 90 ml and 180 ml sizes. The 6-layered aseptic packaging creates room for an experience for customers to get a great taste of classic blended whiskey in the above price range bracket. The premium whiskey maker has again gone with the names around their signature style with the number ‘8’.

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