Definition

Noun: - A factory or industrial facility where beverages are other liquids are packaged into bottles and sealed with caps.

Usage

• This term specifically refers to the industrial location where the bottling process occurs. It is a compound noun formed from "bottling" (the act of putting into bottles) and "plant" (a factory or industrial facility).

Examples

• The new bottling plant can process 50,000 liters of soda per hour.
• The company is investing millions to build a state-of-the-art bottling plant for its spring water.
• After fermentation, the beer is transported to the bottling plant for packaging.

Advanced Usage

• The term is often used in business, manufacturing, and logistics contexts to discuss production capacity, location, and operations.
• While "bottling plant" most commonly refers to facilities for beverages (water, soda, beer, juice), it can also be used for plants that bottle other liquids, such as cleaning products or sauces.

Variants and Related Words

• Bottling line (n): The specific assembly line machinery within a bottling plant where bottles are filled, capped, and labeled.
• Bottler (n): A company or entity that operates a bottling plant.
• Packaging plant (n): A more general term for a facility where products are packaged, which may include bottling.

Synonyms

• Bottling facility
• Bottling factory
• Packaging plant (general)

Notes

• "Bottling plant" is a fixed compound noun. It is not typically used with phrasal verbs or idioms. The core concept is the industrial site dedicated to the mechanical process of filling and sealing bottles.

Noun

1. a plant where beverages are put into bottles with caps