Snowflakes are falling, knitwear is finding its way out of the closet, and the frost is biting our noses – winter has arrived!
University first year students in three key sites – York, Cardiff and Oxford, with 32,000 fresher students in total – are being urged to get recycling.
Glass designs can be about more than just interior spaces. Glass’ refillable and reusable qualities are stirring people to create new, functional designs that also benefit the environment.
We all know wine glass enhance the taste of wine, but what about beer? Beer’s increasing popularity means that dedicated brewers are also reinventing their beer glass design to make sure their brew tastes the best. Who knew glass design could be so tasty?
Glass recycling isn’t just important – it’s fun too! Friends of Glass have created this amusing video about Hank the glass bottle and his many lives. Glass’ most important quality is its ability to be revived again and again without loss of quality. Glass really is something to sing about
Food tastes and looks great in glass. Not only does glass guarantee your food is delicious, it’s easy to make a whole meal in a glass jar as well – which is perfect for those on-the-go. Keep your meals fast, healthy and tasty by using glass.
Around the world, packaging manufacturers are desperately trying to imitate glass. Some even say their products ‘look like glass’ in an effort to capitalise on the positive image glass packaging has with consumers. Others claim their packaging is revolutionary because it is resealable. They’ve never heard of a glass jar with a lid obviously.
The World Health Organization has stated that cancers figure among the leading causes of death worldwide, accounting for 8.2 million deaths in 2012. Help limit the spread of diseases by using glass packaging. Glass is 100% inert, meaning no unwanted chemicals in your food.
No matter what shape it’s in, glass always captures people’s imaginations. One designer has managed to create functional yet captivating pieces for interiors, by reusing and recycling glass bottles. Once again proving that glass adds class – no matter what shape it’s in.