Why Lightweight Glass Bottles Are Stronger Than Many People Think
Many beverage producers, especially those filling carbonated drinks, are understandably cautious about moving to lighter weight glass bottles
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The Story of Glass: From Ancient Discovery to Modern Science
Glass is one of the materials people have used for thousands of years. We use it to make all sorts of things, from jewellery to containers for food and beverages.
Why Glass Jars Deliver Food Safety You Can Trust On World Wildlife Day
On World Wildlife Day, we’re reminded that protecting the natural world starts with the choices we make every day.
Bordeaux and Burgundy Wine Bottles
Why do wine bottles look the way they do? The answer lies in a combination of evolving glass technology and expanding export markets.
Behind the Scenes: Life on an IS Machine
Customer support matters throughout industry, but even more so within the glass packaging business?
Why Does Customer Support Matter? And How Does Glassworks International Deliver
Customer support matters throughout industry, but even more so within the glass packaging business?
Strengthening Confidence Across the Supply Chain Through BRCGS Certification
BRCGS certification underpins our long-term commitment to product safety, quality, and supply chain integrity.
Thermal Shock in Glass Containers – 10 Question Quiz
We’ve explored how sudden temperature changes can affect glass performance, safety, and durability in our recent blog posts.
Thermal Shock in Glass Bottles and Jars – Follow Up
As winter conditions set in, many food and beverage producers experience an increase in breakages during filling operations.
Thermal Shock in Glass Bottles and Jars
As winter conditions set in, many food and beverage producers experience an increase in breakages during filling operations.