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Wines & Vines, March, 2004
Beltappo, Inc., Bainbridge Island, Wash., has introduced Beltappo synthetic wine cork products for sale in the U.S. and international wine markets. The corks are certified and approved by PIRA, University of Milan CSI Lab and ETS Labs, and comply with FDA and EEC regulations. They are available for still and sparkling wines, and in T-tops, and can be printed.
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Trial quantities are available: e-mail beltappo@msn.com.
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