The glass bottle deposit scheme in France is making a comeback in packaging strategies, but it's not simply about asking consumers to return an empty bottle.

Choisir des alternatives aux bouchons en plastique ne revient pas à remplacer une matière par une autre. Pour une marque, un producteur ou un embouteilleur, la fermeture influence l’étanchéité, la conservation, la cadence de pose, l’expérience d’ouverture et la fin de vie de la bouteille.

Pour mettre un bouchon mécanique sur une bouteille en verre, il faut d’abord vérifier que le bouchon correspond bien au col de la bouteille.

It is not only Maurice who “pushes the cork a little too far”, Edard too. The world leader in mechanical closures generates 75% of its turnover of 20 million euros, abroad, in 50 countries. Chaperoned by the CCI, he wrote his DUERP and optimized his CSR policy.

BFM BUSINESS PARTNER - This Tuesday, July 30, Joël Segenreich, CEO of Edard, focused on the production of mechanical corks, on the program Objective Croissance presented by Vincent Touraine. Objective Croissance can be seen or listened to from Monday to Friday on BFM Business.

After being a glassware company for 93 years, then a company specializing in cork stoppers and cellar articles in 1795, Edard is now number one in the world in the manufacture of the iconic mechanical cork. A specialty product, “made in France” that has a very bright future ahead of it.

The Salon du Brasseur is an annual professional event held at the Parc Expo in Nancy, France. It welcomes professional and amateur brewers, as well as their suppliers of equipment, raw materials and services. This platform allows you to discover innovations, equipment, news and trends in the brewing world.

Edard was present at Cider Con 2025 to meet all apple makers and players in the United States sector. This event is a unique opportunity to discuss techniques for making and marketing cider. It is also an opportunity to discuss the main trends in the cider market, which is much larger and produced than in Europe.

À la tête d’Edard depuis 2022, Joël Segenreich incarne l’équilibre entre héritage et vision d’avenir. Dans cette interview, il revient sur son parcours, ce qui l’a conduit à prendre les rênes d'une des plus anciennes entreprises de France, et sur ce qui fait selon lui, l’ADN d’Edard : un savoir-faire français d’exception, une exigence industrielle forte et une capacité constante à innover sans renier ses racines.