BrewDog is to be the first customer of NOMOQ’s confirmed UK production site in Leamington Spa.

NOMOQ – which stands for ‘no minimum order quantity’ – is a multinational company creates high quality, fully recyclable digitally printed cans offering low production costs and quick turnaround for creative designs for all beverage brands. These are created using Hinterkopf’s D240 digital printing system. It is the first company in Europe to use this technology and also one of the first worldwide. Having announced plans to move into the UK earlier this year, Leamington Spa has now been confirmed as the direct location for the production site.

Alan Owen, head of procurement at BrewDog, said, ‘We react quickly when new opportunities to innovate present themselves. The high-quality digital print technology from NOMOQ aligns with our focus on high quality branding. We look forward to this new partnership and the flexibility it will bring to our small batch can offering.’

Whilst BrewDog is to be the first customer to be served directly by the Leamington Spa production plant, Clean Break Brewing and Brulo are further UK customers previously served from continental Europe. Clean Break founder Richard Casement said, ‘Clean Break was born from the desire for a new adventure and as a business owner, when you meet brands who reflect the same ambition for creating something new, it’s exciting. NOMOQ was a natural fit for us and we are thrilled to be working with them. The design team is excellent; they provided step-by-step advice and met the design brief every time. Our cans look awesome and we have had nothing but positive feedback from our customers.’

UK-based non-alcoholic beer brewer Brulo was NOMOQ’s first UK customer overall and the company’s co-founder, James Brown said, ‘Design plays a key role in the experience of craft beer and that’s no different for us just because our beers are non-alcoholic. We were blown away by NOMOQ’s quality and creativity which aligned with our brand values and we can’t wait to see our relationship grow as our range develops.’