Allied Glass Celebrates Award Short-listing

Date: 15 September 2015

Allied Glass Containers is delighted to announce that the company has been shortlisted in the Premium Glass Pack of the Year category of the UK Packaging Awards 2015 with the beautiful Makar Gin bottle, manufactured for The Glasgow Distillery Company.

Additionally, the stunning new Glen's Vodka bottle has also received recognition having been shortlisted in the Everyday Glass Pack category.The UK Packaging Awards are amongst the most prestigious for the UK packaging sector, Allied Glass having enjoyed unprecedented success in the Glass Packaging category.This year the shortlisting follows Allied's success in 2014 having won the Glass Packaging category with a joint application with Design Bridge for the truly superb Tanqueray No Ten bottle.

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