Baltic-region brewery expands its canned low- and no-alcohol drinks February 5, 2026 Filling One of the new canned beverages seeing growth in Estonia A leading brewery in the Baltic region is expanding its range of low- and no-alcohol beverages in response to strong domestic demand. To continue reading, subscribe to The Canmaker Enjoy unlimited access to canmaker.com with a subscription View options Already a member? Log in here Tagsbaltic breweriesBaltic regionBeverage can fillingbrewery Share LinkedinEmail Previous articleCarlsberg’s sales slide on soft consumer sentimentNext articleAG Barr acquires two ‘adult’ soft drinks brands Related Content Coca-Cola increases canning capacity in Western Australia October 15, 2026 Resealable aluminium bottles adopted by mineral water firm in Germany October 12, 2026 Mixed quarter to end of August for Conagra Foods September 30, 2026 PepsiCo Canada releases canned Bubly for Halloween September 29, 2026 PepsiCo to expand in Colombia with billion dollar investment September 29, 2026 Alzamora wins clutch of carton packaging awards September 28, 2026 Load more Recent Articles Meadow wins The Canmaker’s Can of the Year award 2026 Canmaking October 16, 2026 Mitigating supply chain risk with China’s Jingli Can Canmaking October 16, 2026 Canmakers should control the narrative of the aluminium can  Canmaking October 16, 2026 Logistics is a strategic supply-chain function in a volatile world Canmaking October 16, 2026 Metal Packaging Europe aims to unite industry Policy and Regulation October 16, 2026