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Rexam Secures Long Term Aluminium Can Supply Deal with Red Bull

Dec 22 2005

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Rexam, the global consumer packaging group and the world's leading beverage can maker, is pleased to announce that it has secured a long-term extension of its contract to supply beverage cans to Red Bull, the world's leading energy drink producer.

Rexam started producing cans for Red Bull in 1987 and since then has delivered more than 10 billion of the distinctive 250 ml slim aluminium beverage cans from plants in Austria, Germany and the Czech Republic.

Lars Emilson, Rexam's Chief Executive, added: "This contract extension reinforces our strong and longstanding relationship with Red Bull. Over the years we have consistently been able to match the phenomenal volume growth of Red Bull and we are well positioned to continue to do so in the future as the brand gains more followers across the world."

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