Glasscraft is expanding its presence in the North West with a new glass manufacturing and recycling facility in Aintree. This investment aligns with our growth strategy and strengthens our commitment to supporting our customers in this region.
As Glasscraft continues to grow, it’s essential to invest in areas where we have a particularly strong customer base. By establishing a facility in Aintree, we provide our local customers with easier access to our products and services. This local presence not only builds confidence that we are here to support our customers long-term but also offers the convenience of having a nearby point of contact for anything they may need.
Our new facility brings multiple benefits. For one, it helps customers reduce their carbon footprint. With products being manufactured and delivered locally, and our recycling capability meaning that our fleet does considerably less empty loads, transportation emissions are significantly lowered. Additionally, our commitment to recycling means that we are actively contributing to environmental sustainability.
Furthermore, this expansion is also a positive for the local community. We are proud to create new job opportunities in Aintree, boosting the local economy and providing employment for residents.
The new facility is already operational and will be fully up and running in the very near future. We’re excited about the positive impact this will have on our customers and the community. We’re keen to build on our solid foundations and innovate, and this new facility is a testament to our ongoing commitment to excellence and sustainability.
Furthermore, we look forward to continuing to provide high-quality products and exceptional service. Thank you for your continued support and trust in Glasscraft. Here’s to a bright and sustainable future together!
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