Yorkshire-based prestige glass manufacturer Allied Glass is reinventing its production lines with its latest investment - a £35 million redevelopment scheme.
Credit: Allied Glass
Credit: Allied Glass
The firm is looking to modernise its manufacturing footprint to best support the spirits industry. The company is set to improve its manufacturing facilities with a £35 million investment in the redevelopment of its Leeds site.
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Alan Henderson, CEO of Allied Glass, said: “This is a huge investment for us here at Allied, which will significantly improve our sites abilities. We will also be continuing our developments with a further £1 million of investment in our decoration facility for the second half of this year as our client portfolio continues to grow.”
This latest development will revolutionise Allied’s ability to manage its carbon footprint, enabling the delivery of greater volumes of glass with lower emissions, securing sustainable glass production to 2030 and beyond.
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