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Trivium's RainForest Water bottle receives more nominations

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Already an award-winning packaging, Trivium's aluminium bottle for RainForest Water has been nominated and shortlisted for further packaging awards.

Trivium's bottle is a finalist for the IF Design Awards and for the World Innovations Awards. The winners for both of these awards will be announced next month.

Trivium's aluminium bottle for RainForest Water has already been awarded the Best in Class at the PAC Awards for the Package Innovation, Technical Design category, earlier this year.

The lightweight bottle is manufactured from infinitely recyclable aluminium material, and it is resealable so that it can be reused, over and over again.

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