Edinburgh Gin gives fruit liqueurs a makeover
EDINBURGH Gin has introduced a fresh look for its fruit gin liqueurs.
The new bottles, hand-blown by artisan glassmakers in Italy, feature an embossed logo...
Refillable skincare start-up opts for glass packaging
GLASS specialist Croxsons has produced primary packaging for refillable skincare brand, Necessary Good.
Established in March 2023, Necessary Good makes essential skincare products and chose...
O-I launches new collection of glass bottles made in Scotland
O-I has launched a new contemporary collection of standard glass bottles made in Scotland for European spirits customers.
The range was launched at the Rethinking Spirits...
Glass packs ‘help double’ online sales
GLASS packaging specialist Croxsons has produced packaging for Eden Mill’s best-selling brand – Love Gin.
Croxsons said the new 70cl bottle for trade, along with...
Trappist brewery launches new beer in Beatson Clark bottle
THE UK’s only Trappist brewery has released a second beer which is now on sale in a bottle designed and manufactured by glass specialist...
‘Furnace of the Future’ could herald new era in climate-neutral glass packaging
EUROPEAN glass manufacturers have collaborated on a project to build what is described as the first large scale hybrid electric furnace to run on...
Glass packaging manufacturer looks to perfect its craft at trade show
BEATSON Clark has announced it will be exhibiting its glass products at this year's BeerX event in Liverpool for the seventh successive time.
The independent craft...
Pack competition helps students get creative
ALLIED Glass was recently at the forefront of a competition to create a premium gin pack for the Leeds Gin Brand.
The firm teamed up with...
SNP stalwart calls for DRS plans to be paused
A prominent SNP MSP has called for Scotland's planned introduction of a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) to be paused for at least 18 months.
DRS...
Leading bodies back calls urging exclusion of glass in Deposit Return Scheme
BRITISH Glass has released an open letter raising its concerns over the potential inclusion of glass in the impending Scottish Deposit Return Scheme (DRS), which will see a refundable 20p deposit imposed on plastic bottles, cans and potentially glass bottles


















