Beverage cartons are containers designed to hold liquids such as milk, juice, and other beverages. They are typically made from a combination of paperboard, plastic, and aluminum, which helps protect the contents from light and air, extending shelf life. These cartons come in various sizes and shapes, making them convenient for both consumers and manufacturers. The production of beverage cartons involves a process called aseptic packaging, which allows liquids to be stored without refrigeration until opened. This technology helps reduce food waste and makes it easier to transport beverages over long distances. Many beverage cartons are also recyclable, contributing to environmental sustainability.