Russian canmaker goes commercial with ‘low-carbon’ beverage can January 26, 2026 Canmaking Russia’s largest canmaking plant is Arnest Packaging Solutions' Naro-Fominsk plant, near Moscow Russia’s Arnest Packaging Solutions says it has started making commercial aluminium beverage cans with a lower carbon footprint. To continue reading, subscribe to The Canmaker Enjoy unlimited access to canmaker.com with a subscription View options Already a member? Log in here Tagsarnest packagingcanmakingCapacity expansionRussia Share LinkedinEmail Previous articleUzbekistan’s first beverage can plant prepares filling lineNext articleBeverage can production more than doubles in Eurasian economic area Related Content Hydro inks Chanel deal for low-carbon aluminium packaging October 8, 2026 Novelis produces first aluminium coil at its Bay Minette mill October 7, 2026 AMP partners on canned alcohol-free wine for BarLoca October 7, 2026 Ardagh Metal Packaging signals at the IMDPA what’s driving demand October 6, 2026 INX highlights future trends in tactile inks at IMDPA October 6, 2026 Belvac unveils quick-release inker fountain for beverage can decorators to IMDPA October 6, 2026 Load more Recent Articles Bibra builds test station for downgauged tinplate Products October 8, 2026 Hydro inks Chanel deal for low-carbon aluminium packaging Canmaking October 8, 2026 Novelis produces first aluminium coil at its Bay Minette mill Canmaking October 7, 2026 AMP partners on canned alcohol-free wine for BarLoca Canmaking October 7, 2026 Ardagh Metal Packaging signals at the IMDPA what’s driving demand Canmaking October 6, 2026