Latest Plastic Trackable Keg News

Now under a week to go, we will be exhibiting at the prestigious BrauBeviale trade show, unveiling our innovative smart casks and kegs, together with our new i-Spear, a truly revolutionary product aimed at brewer’s across the globe. Our products will forever change the way you market, deliver, monitor and control your beverage fleet. Our latest innovation, i-Spear promises to transform logistics operations by seamlessly integrating with existing container fleets. The spear harnesses Internet of Things (IoT) techno...

Working with plastics in the brewing industry for over a decade, we commonly face reservations to the use of plastics, with a prejudice that plastics are tacky or cheap when compared to steel. No doubt similar sentiments were expressed when the first aluminium and steel cask were produced to replace wood, or more recently, when electric cars entered the market as a replacement for the internal combustion engine. New technology always faces opposition, until the benefits can be proven and the solution becomes cost effec...

Working with partners around the globe, we are proud to introduce our sister company based in the United States. Engaging with brewers in a different demographic, but using the same core technology developed by our UK based enterprise, i-Keg Americas is headed up by experienced company director, Travis Bond, who has a wealth of experience in mobile telecommunications and network infrastructure. The operation over the pond will cover north, south and central, with the IoT technology in our keg and tag adapted for the re...

For hospitality venues and establishments based in densely populated areas, trade deliveries of wholesale beverages outside of normal working hours can be incredibly difficult. Retailers and freight operators have to work whilst being considerate to local communities, with noise levels one of the limiting factors in that choice of time. In many cases, with conventional stainless steel kegs, the amount of noise that those deliveries create make the scheduling of deliveries in the early hours of the morning unviable. But...