Carlsberg Malawi says it is impressed with the locally produced bottle-tops as they match with the international requirements and standards.<\/p>\n
The bottle-tops are being produced by a local firm Kings Tin Manufacturing at Lunzu, Blantyre.<\/p>\n
Carlsberg used to import bottle-tops until Kings Tin came on the scene last year.<\/p>\n
Carlsberg Malawi Corporate Communications Officer Towela Munthali Piling said the company is satisfied with the bottle-tops from Kings Tin as there is no difference with the ones they used to import.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are impressed with what they have been supplying us,\u201d said Munthali.<\/p>\n
She said the company is able to provide enough quantities of the crowns and that they are currently being used on Carlsberg beer brands only.<\/p>\n
She said by buying locally, Carlsberg is saving a lot on transport, storage space and foreign exchange.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are also helping in job creation through Kings Tin,\u201d said Piling.<\/p>\n
She said Carlsberg is currently working with Kings Tin to have them approved by Coca Cola to start producing crown corks for minerals.<\/p>\n
Kings Tin started its operations in 2014 and employs about 40 people.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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