A few years back when I ran a beverage company, we had to launch using those plastic sleeves to put our designs on the cans.

But they looked bad, the sleeves get stretched out, they don't cover the full can, and overall they just look and feel low quality.

Lucky for you, digital can printing technology has come so far over the last few years that now you can launch your beverage brand or new skews with a fully

printed look and it's at similar pricing to those plastic sleeves.

Our friends at CanWorks, which is the largest U.S.-based digital can printer, are happy to work with

our community at very low minimums, even one palette.

They've got locations in the East Coast, the West Coast, Texas.

Get in touch with them through our contact form.

It's at canworksprinting.com slash startup CPG.

Thank you. I'm originally from a place in northern Germany very close to the Danish border.

And I grew up with browses.

And browses basically an old German word for soda. And there are a variety of

different browsers, three of which we obviously created now for the U.S. market. But browser is,

to me, it's nostalgia. When I hear that word, I think of, you know, back in the day I used to sing

in a choir for like eight years. And every holiday season, we had a big concert.

And we would go to our local, you know, brewery and they would have these drinks actually on tap.

Interestingly enough, the malt soda and the malt beer is on tap in most breweries in Germany.

And we would just have that.

And it kind of felt like, you know, you were an adult.

You were, you were getting that, like, for me drink in front of you. And so when I hear

browser, I think of my childhood, you know, and just enjoying drinks with friends. And that's how

it came about.

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