We are committed to keeping you informed about the latest industry changes that could affect your business operations. As we all continue to navigate the ongoing uncertainties surrounding US tariff investigations, it is important to understand the implications of the immediate and continued supply and demand imbalances and how the manufacturing industry must consider aligning capacity to the broader market.  The Department of Commerce is set to announce its Anti-Dumping Preliminary Determination concerning imported glass wine bottles and similar containers (740ml-760ml) from China, Mexico, and Chile on July 29th. Following the Department’s May 29th Preliminary Determinations for Countervailing Duties against China, which necessitate cash deposits ranging from 21.14% to 202.70%, the outcome of these investigations could significantly influence market dynamics with immediate impacts to costs and longer-term implications on a rebalancing of manufacturing capacity and lead times

Ardagh Glass Packaging Renews Supply Agreement with Oliver Winery to Manufacture Its Glass Wine Bottles

Indianapolis (Nov. 7, 2023) – Ardagh Glass Packaging-North America (AGP-North America), an operating business of Ardagh Group, announced its renewed supply agreement with Oliver Winery to manufacture the majority of its wine bottles. The renewed supply agreement connects Oliver […]

Afternoon Brief, December 13th

RNDC Expands Presence in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont: Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) today announced the upcoming purchase of Ultra, a division of Horizon Beverage. The purchase includes operations in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont...

Ardagh Glass Packaging Awarded Highest Supplier Rating from Arterra Wines Canada

Indianapolis (March 30, 2022) – Ardagh Glass Packaging – North America (AGP – North America), a business of Ardagh Group, today announced it was awarded the highest supplier rating from Arterra Wines Canada, Inc. (Arterra). […]