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BeverageDestruction.com is a single, focused resource for teams dealing specifically with beverage inventory. Whether you need to move expired stock, manage a product recall, recover packaging materials, or simply understand what documentation you need, this is the place to start.
Beer, wine, spirits, hard seltzer, ciders, and RTD products.
Off-spec products, production waste, packaging, and recall support.
Warehouse removals, returns, expired inventory, and multi-location logistics.
Unsaleable, seasonal, damaged, recalled, or overstock inventory.
Beverage inventory often carries obligations that go beyond simple removal. Brands may need chain-of-custody records to support a recall. Distributors may need destruction certificates for audit or regulatory purposes. Alcohol producers may need documentation that satisfies TTB or state compliance requirements.
Above all, every program is handled with full confidentiality and brand protection — ensuring your inventory is handled discreetly and never re-enters market channels.
BeverageDestruction.com is powered by Skip Shapiro Enterprises, LLC — a company founded in 2007 to help commercial food, beverage, alcohol, liquid, and agricultural operations find practical paths for recycling, destruction, diversion, and recovery. Over 15 years, the Shapiro network has managed the destruction and recycling of more than one billion full beverage containers and supported over 350 companies across North America.
Not all beverage waste ends in a landfill — and with the right partner, more of it does not have to. Depending on the product type, packaging, and condition of the material, beverage destruction programs can include:
aluminum, glass, PET, and mixed materials separated and routed to recyclers
eligible residuals diverted to ethanol reclamation or other beneficial use pathways
depackaging processes that allow contents and containers to be handled independently
documented waste reduction outcomes for sustainability reporting
This checklist covers what brands need to gather and maintain, what distributors are responsible for.