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Research shows oxygen management during bottling and closure selection critical to wine quality. - Research shows oxygen management during bottling and closure selection critical to wine quality. Zebulon, N.C., (May 11, 2009) - Initial results of a German study from the Geisenheim Research Center clearly demonstrate that oxygen control during bottling has a significant effect on wine development.
Nomacorc and Presens form alliance to market oxygen managment equipment - Nomacorc and Presens form alliance to market oxygen management equipment
ZEBULON, N.C. (January 22, 2009) – Nomacorc, the world's leading producer of alternative wine closures, today announced the formation of an alliance with PreSens Precision Sensing, a preeminent manufacturer of optical chemical sensors. Nomacorc will market oxygen measurement equipment developed by PreSens for use in the wine industry. To further support specific needs of the wine industry, Nomacorc and PreSens intend to co-develop additional products.
Chile: International O2inWine™ Conference on Oxygen Management a Success - Chile: International O2inWines™ Conference on Oxygen Management a Success - Attendees explored the latest advances in oxygen control Santiago, Chile, (January 9, 2009) – The second oxygen management conference organized by the O2inWines™ association which took place in Chile on the 9th of January, drew an audience of almost 200 wine specialists. Prominent oenologists, world-renowned wine producers and highly-regarded researchers, most from Chile, gathered in Santiago to learn about the latest findings in measurement, impact and management of oxygen throughout the various stages of wine production.
Nomacorc Partners with Forschungsanstalt Geisenheim on Advanced Post-bottling Chemistry Research -
Zebulon, N.C., (July 17, 2008) - Nomacorc, the world's leading producer of alternative wine closures, today announced that it has initiated an in-depth three-year project with Forschungsanstalt Geisenheim (Geisenheim Research Center) in Germany.
Succès de la première conférence internationale O2inWinesTM sur la gestion de l’oxygène - Succès de la première conférence internationale O2inWinesTM sur la gestion de l’oxygène Les participants ont pu découvrir les dernières avancées en matière de contrôle de l’oxygène ainsi que la collaboration mise en place entre les universités et les entreprises de la filière
Éxito de la Primera conferencia internacional de O2inWines™ sobre administración de oxígeno - Éxito de la Primera conferencia internacional de O2inWines™ sobre administración de oxígeno - Los asistentes estudiaron los últimos avances en el control de oxígeno y la colaboración entre el mundo académico y la industria
First International O2inWines™ Conference on Oxygen Management a Success - First International O2inWines™ Conference on Oxygen Management a Success
Attendees explored the latest advances in oxygen control and collaboration between academia, industry
Nomacorc Initiates Advanced Post-Bottling Chemistry Research with INRA... - Nomacorc Initiates Advanced Post-Bottling Chemistry Research with Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA) at Montpellier
Nomacorc initiates Advanced Post-Bottling Chemistry Research...Institut National De La Recherche - Nomacorc initiates Advanced Post-Bottling Chemistry Research with Institut National De La Recherche Agronomique at Montpellier
Zebulon, N.C., (January 17, 2008) – Nomacorc, the world's leading producer of alternative wine closures, today announced that it has begun an in-depth, three-year project with the Department of Enology Science at the Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA) at Montpellier. The study will focus on collecting technical data to demonstrate how oxygen transfer through closures influences the evolution of wine after bottling.
Nomacorc Collaborates with UC Davis on Advanced Post-Bottling Chemistry Research - Nomacorc Collaborates with University of California, Davis on Advanced Post-Chemistry Research
Zebulon, N.C. (December 4, 2007) – Nomacorc, the world’s leading producer of alternative wine closures, today announced that it has initiated a comprehensive, multiyear project with the University of California, Davis Department of Viticulture and Enology. The study will focus on collecting technical data to demonstrate how oxygen transfer through closures influences the evolution of wine after bottling.