Post Time：Feb 24,2025Classify:Industry NewsView：1028
Mexican glass manufacturer Vitro has started Furnace #4 at its Toluca Plant.
The furnace has a capacity of 230 tpd, and represents a $70 million investment.
The investment will increase Vitro’s capacity to serve spirits and cosmetics customers in both local and international markets.
Shlomo Frymerman, President of Vitro Glass Containers, said: “We are very happy to have our newest furnace up and running.
“It increases our capacity to meet and exceed customers’ expectations, and strengthens our capabilities to serve them as a trusted partner in developing innovative and sustainable solutions for their products.”
This milestone will make Vitro’s Toluca facility one of the largest plants in the world that groups glass container production capabilities for cosmetics, spirits, and other specialties.
The plant offers container production and finishing processes in the same location.
The furnace was designed with technology to enhance production and environmental performance.
Source: glassinternationalAuthor: shangyi
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