Heinz-Glas acquires the flacon business from Saverglass

The French container glass manufacturer Saverglass sells its flacon business to the German manufacturer Heinz-Glas, which will expand its customer base and portfolio of own designs. 
Heinz-Glas, a specialist for complete packaging solutions, produces bottles and jars for the perfume and cosmetics industry and offers numerous finishing technologies as well as matching plastic closures for the glass products. It has 16 locations in twelve countries on three continents. 
Saverglass, the supplier of premium spirits and wine bottles, focuses its production capacity now on these markets. Since 1997, Saverglass has built up a portfolio of loyal customers and an attractive range of their own glass designs in the perfume, cosmetics and home fragrance sector. In the coming weeks, Heinz-Glas and Saverglass will ensure in common a smooth transition for the customers. 
About Heinz-Glas 
With nearly 500 years of glassmaking family tradition, Heinz-Glas is one of the oldest manufacturers of glass bottles and jars for the perfume and cosmetics industry. His portfolio is supplemented by a range of different plastic containers, caps and closures. At 16 locations in twelve countries, around 3,400 employees generate annual sales of more than € 300 million. 
About Saverglass 
Saverglass, world specialist in manufacturing and decorating premium and luxury glass bottles, employs some 3,200 people in France and in the world (3 glass production sites, and 3 decoration sites in France, one production site in the United Arab Emirates, one glass and decoration site in Mexico). The Group, established in Feuquières (North of France), achieved a turnover of 428 million euros in 2017. With its glass and decoration expertise, Saverglass addresses premium and super premium spirits, fine wines and champagnes brands. 
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