French plastic bottle beer breakthrough

Can beer be packaged in plastic bottles and keep the cans and glass bottles packaged? A French company that specializes in packaging recently declared that there is a good way to use low-cost plastic bottles to encapsulate beer, which neither leaks carbon nor oxidizes, while maintaining the effects of cans and glass bottles.
Olivier, the president of the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Group, said that after two years of research and development, they use plastic bottles to package beer to maintain the same quality, and to maintain carbon in beverages as much as cans and glass bottles.
The name of the new beer packaging process is Achtis, which is filled with 1/10 μm of edible plasma-like hydrocarbons in a 0.5 liter bottle, which maintains the quality of the beer. It is no different from bottled wine. Olivier said that this new type of packaging has been used in the French and Danish markets for six months and it works well.
According to the assessment of the Hiddle Group, glass bottles in the global beer market account for 2/3, and cans account for 1/3. The cost of packaging beverages in new plastic bottles is only 2/3 of cans, which is also lower than glass bottles. The Dickdale Group also plans to promote this new type of plastic bottle packaging beer method in the filling of beverages such as easily oxidized fresh milk and fruit juices.