Vinventions

What we do: Vinventions is a global leader in innovative and sustainable closure solutions for the wine, spirits, and olive oil industries. Our comprehensive portfolio includes NOMACORC synthetic closures, SÜBR micro-natural closures, VINTOP screwcaps, and WQS oenological devices and services. These solutions are designed to ensure wine quality, consistency, and shelf-life management, while supporting the unique needs of producers worldwide. We combine advanced sustainability with unrivaled enological performance, offering value-added and differentiated products for every segment of the market.

Where we are located: Vinventions is headquartered in Thimister-Clermont, Belgium. Our global presence is supported by manufacturing sites in Belgium, France, Italy, Mexico, Argentina, South Africa, and China, enabling us to serve customers across five continents.

Short history: Founded in 1999, Vinventions pioneered the development of synthetic closures to address cork taint and improve wine quality. Over the years, we have introduced groundbreaking innovations such as the first zero-taint synthetic closure, the first certified zero carbon footprint closure, and the world’s first polyurethane-free and taint-free micro-natural closure. Our commitment to sustainability and enological excellence has positioned us as a key player in the global wine industry.

Organization & culture: Vinventions employs more than 650 associates worldwide, supported by dedicated expert teams. Our leadership values include customer proximity, innovation, empowerment, open teamwork, sustainability, and long-term responsibility. We foster a collaborative and forward-thinking culture, committed to helping our customers achieve their quality and sustainability goals.

Recent developments: Vinventions recently launched Nomacorc Ocean, the first wine closure made using Ocean Bound Plastic, further advancing our commitment to sustainability and circular economy principles. This innovation helps reduce marine pollution by repurposing waste collected from coastal regions.