Updated worldwide glass market study 2025 available now for flat, container glass and tableware

We have updated our international studies on flat glass, container glass and tableware for 2025.

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Indirizzo Canadian Premium Sand Inc.
Factory (start 2025)
Trunk 4 & MB-9A
Manitoba
Nazione Canada
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MADE IN MANITOBA

The time for renewable energy products has never been greater or more welcome. CPS will provide the essential resource, sand, to produce high specification glass at our future CPS manufacturing plant in Selkirk, Manitoba which is proposed to be licenced as a separated project. The high specification glass will be used in the assembly of solar panels across North America.

It’s time to invest in Manitoba and build manufacturing capacity on our own soil rather than import solar glass from other countries.