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As we celebrate World Earth Month, it's the perfect time to reflect on our daily habits and how they impact the environment. One small change we can make is to properly dispose of glass packaging. Read on for tips on sustainable waste management.

There are numerous options available when it comes to caps and closures. Therefore, Stoelzle has a dedicated expert, Ivano Bruno, to help guide clients on everything from selecting the most secure jars, spice jars and bottle closures to sustainability and creative design options. Read on to find out more about Ivano, or click here to contact him directly.

Packaging plays an important role in addressing the problem of food waste and helps to reduce the food industry's environmental impact by protecting products from damage during transportation, ensuring safe delivery of products to consumers and extending the shelf life of food items. Glass is the ideal material to preserve product freshness for a longer period of time to prevent foods from spoiling before they reach the table.

Have you ever wondered, what those small numbers, signs and symbols on the bottom of each of our glass containers mean? Each and every single symbol on the base or the heel of Stoelzle Glass Group items have a specific meaning. In this article, we want to explain to you what the symbols are all about so you no longer have to guess.

Stoelzle wins the Styrian Trigos sustainability award in the category "climate protection". The TRIGOS is Austria's most renowned award for responsible management and has been awarded annually since 2004 on a national level and at regular intervals at the level of the federal states, as well.

Occupational safety and health protection are of essential importance for the Stoelzle GLass Group and have therefore also been firmly embedded in the corporate culture. In 2021 the Polish production site Stoelzle Częstochowa became the first location of the Glass Group to receive certification in accordance with the international standard ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety.

The European based Stoelzle Glass Group has acquired the Monaca, Pennsylvania glass factory from Anchor Hocking Glass Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Oneida Group.

Stoelzle Glass Group is proud of being now one of the 10 companies taking part in the renowned research association IPGR, International Partners in Glass Research.

We offer a wide range of infinity jars from 65 ml to 545 ml. These jars are universally applicable and are ideal as jam jars, preserving jars, honey jars, dessert jars or yogurt jars.

For a short time now, the practical milk bottles made of glass are back in our assortment. Especially when it comes to sustainability, appearance and taste, there is no question that glass is the best packaging for milk.

We are honoured to communicate that Stoelzle Glass Group has been awarded GOLD status by the renowned Ecovadis platform.

Our strong commitment to responsibility, respect and sustainability – Stoelzle Glass Group therefore place immense value on vigorously encouraging observance of our Code of Conduct.

Being sustainably successful as an international enterprise for Stoelzle means acting responsibly, improving the working conditions and quality of life of our employees, as well as securing the opportunities of future generations.

The new Consumer Catalogue is now available with some novelties!