Rage Coffee announces beautifully designed glass jars handcrafted in India for global distribution

Rage Coffee, a caffeine innovation FMCG business located in Delhi that produces, develops, and distributes unique packaged caffeine-related goods, has announced the release of its new, beautifully designed jars wrapped in brilliant and energy-inspiring trademark colours. The jars are designed in a “V” form to symbolise the qualities of victory. These jars, imbued with Rage Coffee’s winning brand traits, embody a Rager’s actual values, such as the capacity to take chances, the fervour to dream, the drive to hustle, and the pure heart that cares for everyone and challenges the status quo for all that is right!

The jar’s game-changing characteristic is that it is for every coffee enthusiast who is passionate about their aspirations; it is a sustainable jar created in India and the world. The team invested over a year in research and development as well as several testing to design the ultimate coffee glass jars. This is a significant step forward because many industry leaders are still utilising jars imported from other nations. Another feature that distinguishes this innovative jar is its dedication to sustainability. It is packaged in a glass frame with a metal top to preserve the coffee airtight, falling well within the ecologically friendly packaging area.

In response to the exciting new jars, Rage Coffee creator and CEO Bharat Sethi were cited as stating, “Rage Coffee is truly Indian.” It is created in India for the entire world. We have elevated the representation of our brand’s qualities and the reflection of our nation to a new level with the debut of our new packaging jars. We have always explored new methods to give back to the community and society as a consumer-backed corporation. Experimenting with novel glass jar forms is tough due to order quantities, R&D expenditures, and the whole process. We took the unconventional route and opted to sail against the wind to develop something unique in glass packaging.”