Nampak Glass is a leading glass manufacturer producing glass bottles for the food and beverage industry. The state-of-the- art manufacturing facility in Roodekop, Gauteng operates three furnaces and nine parallel production lines to produce a total of 260,000 tons per annum. This output consists of bottles in a variety of customised shapes, sizes and colours.
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