石塚硝子株式会社

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Established in 1819, Ishizuka Glass is a Japanese manufacturer specializing in glass bottles, tableware, paper and plastic containers, and functional materials. It provides comprehensive packaging solutions for various industries.

Company size
~2,000 employees
Revenue
~JPY 59.5B (2026)
Portfolio summary
Glass, PET, paper, and cap packaging products
Markets served
APAC · EMEA

Founded in 1819, Ishizuka Glass Co., Ltd. is a diversified Japanese manufacturer specializing in containers and houseware. The company produces glass bottles, glass tableware, paper containers, and plastic packaging, and has expanded into functional materials and ceramics. It operates through various divisions, including its houseware brand, Adelia, and serves diverse industries such as food and beverage. By leveraging long-standing glass manufacturing expertise, the company has integrated advanced technologies to develop comprehensive container solutions, transitioning into a multi-material manufacturer that addresses the evolving needs of its clients.

The company provides essential packaging solutions that support the supply chain for consumer goods, helping customers maintain product quality and environmental responsibility. Through its commitment to circular economy practices, such as PET bottle recycling and sustainable manufacturing processes, Ishizuka Glass helps partners reduce their environmental impact. With a rich history spanning over two centuries, the company consistently adapts its production capabilities to address market changes, maintaining a strong focus on manufacturing excellence, talent development, and sustainable business growth to serve stakeholders and contribute to a more stable future society.

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