What Is BRCGS – and Why Is It Critical?
In the world of food and drink packaging, trust is everything. At Glassworks International, we understand that when customers choose a supplier for their glass bottles and jars
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EPR Could Damage the UK Glass Industry – It’s Time to Rethink Before It’s Too Late
At Glassworks International, we are strong supporters of sustainability, extended producer responsibility (EPR), and improving how we handle packaging waste in the UK
We’re Growing: Join Us on Our Mission to Lead the Glass Bottle and Jar Industry
As disruption from Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and rising raw material prices redefine the glass packaging
Top 5 Glass Packaging Trends in 2025: What Food and Beverage Brands Should Know
As we set our sights on 2025, the food and drink industry faces mounting pressures – everything from sustainability mandates to shifting consumer values and regulation.
Trusted Glass Jar Supplier in Essex: Our Best-Selling Jars for Food & Drink Producers
At Glassworks International, we’re proud to be one of the UK’s most trusted glass jar suppliers, working closely with food and drink producers across the country
Why Glass Bottles and Jars Are the Smart Choice for a Sustainable Future
In today’s eco-conscious world, the way a product is packaged speaks volumes. It’s not just about looks – it’s about values.
What Makes A Wine Bottle Sustainable?
Whilst it appears that wine consumption generally in the UK is currently in decline, British vineyards and homegrown wine is holding its own,
Glass Bottles and Jars In Stock – Fast Delivery for Food and Drink Brands
If you produce food or drink in the UK and need reliable access to quality glass packaging, we can help.
100 Years of Experience — But Who’s Counting?
It’s built over years, through projects delivered, challenges overcome and countless conversations with customers, suppliers and partners around the world.
How the New EPR Packaging Tax Could Cripple Small Food Businesses… And What We Can Do About It
The UK food and drink industry is staring down a new challenge – one that’s quietly arrived but could have loud consequences for thousands of small and mid-sized businesses.