Ardagh Glass Packaging-North America (AGP-North America) has renewed its supply agreement with Stanpac, maintaining a partnership that provides American-made glass packaging to food and dairy companies in the US.
Stanpac was established in 1949 and supplies packaging for the North American dairy, food and beverage industries.
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It has supplied and printed glass milk bottles and closures for more than 40 years.
The companies have worked together for more than a decade.
Products supplied under the arrangement include Volleman’s Family Farm 32oz refillable milk bottle and Straus Family Creamery’s half gallon Organic Milk jug. Ardagh Glass Packaging manufactures both products, with Stanpac supplying them to customers.
Stanpac Bottle Decorating vice president Cam Simmons said: “Demand in our dairy industry naturally has its ebbs and flows, and Ardagh has consistently worked with us to respond to those changes and ensure we have the supply we need.
“Their commitment to producing high-quality, North American made glass milk bottles, along with their willingness to adapt and work closely with our team, has been an important part of our ability to meet the needs of our customers.”
Ardagh Glass Packaging has manufactured recyclable glass bottles in the US for more than 125 years. Its products include glass bottles and jars available in different colours, sizes, styles and finishes.
Ardagh Glass Packaging-North America sales vice president Thaddeus Luebbers said: “Ardagh Glass Packaging’s partnership with Stanpac reflects a shared commitment to supporting food and dairy brands with refillable glass packaging that preserves the taste of the product and extends shelf life.
“We are proud to continue manufacturing the glass containers that help Stanpac’s customers differentiate their products while advancing refillable packaging programs and sustainability goals, including those associated with Extended Producer Responsibility regulations.”
