Cans were popular all over the world because they helped people solve the problem that “canned bottles are difficult to openâ€. However, due to the drawback that the lid of the cans could not be resealed after being pulled open, they gradually fell out. For this reason, several companies in Japan began to arm rotary cans onto cans, causing great consumer interest and regaining market momentum.
According to reports, the new cans ranged in size; compared with earlier products, the lower part of the 300 ml cans did not change much, the upper part became a cone and a rotating bottle cap; the shape of a 500-ml can was basically Like a beer bottle. Nowadays, with the popularity of this new type of can in all of Japan, consumers are increasingly showing their love for rotary caps: they can safely drink a drink, and then screw the lid back into the bag. This is not what the old-fashioned cans can do.
Manufacturers are also strongly promoting its advantages. The person concerned of Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, the third largest maker of pottery in Japan, said that the new type of cans have better sealing performance and can effectively prevent beverages from coming into contact with sunlight and oxygen. In addition, it is lighter and it is also very beneficial for recycling after recycling.
According to reports, the Yamato Can Making Corporation pioneered the development of such cans in the world as early as 1999, and was first adopted by Japanese beverage companies such as Kirin Ale Wine Company. However, Coca-Cola sold this canned carbonated drink on a vending machine in Japan but it was a major breakthrough in its promotion. As a result, its sales volume has soared from 240 million in 2000 to 1.7 billion in 2002, and sales in 2003 are expected to reach 2 billion.