Strategic partnerships have been highlighted as the key to the achievements of every organisation especially one that provides service to large customer base. And this is the story of Beta Glass. The Chief Executive Officer of Beta Glass, a member of the Frigoglass Group, Alexander Gendis, has stated that the company has been touching communities in Nigeria by forging strategic partnerships with organisations that empower the communities and create scalable solutions for recycling and waste management.
Gendis made this assertion while narrating the Beta Glass story as it celebrated 50 years of accomplishment in excellent glass packaging, adding that they are known as pioneers of change within the glass packaging industry in Nigeria.
He stated that as a company, “we are forging strategic partnerships with organisations such as Wecyclers, the Food and Beverage Recycling Alliance (FBRA) and Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), thus reinforcing our leadership in environmental stewardship. These collaborations empower communities and create scalable solutions for recycling and waste management. The role of Beta Glass as a pioneer of sustainable practices cements its commitment to a greener future”.
He added that as the company celebrates its 50th anniversary, it stands as a symbol of resilience, innovation, and giving back to the local community, dictated by an unwavering commitment to shaping a sustainable future.
According to him, the company is charting an ambitious course toward expansion and innovation which is evident in its strategic entry into new markets, particularly Francophone Africa, highlighted by the launch of a French-language website.
“This step reinforces Beta Glass’ commitment to inclusivity and tailored solutions for diverse clients across the continent. By extending its reach into additional regions, the company is ensuring its superior glass packaging solutions remain a cornerstone of industries across Africa. We are cultivating a culture of inclusiveness and attracting top talent to equip itself with the expertise needed to continue leading the industry. These initiatives demonstrate a deep understanding of the interconnectedness between technological advancement, environmental stewardship, and community empowerment.
“With a daily production capacity of 720 tonnes from three furnaces and an annual output of 650 million glass containers, the capacity to produce 3.2 billion crowns and 5.5 million crates yearly, Beta Glass remains unmatched in operational excellence, employing over 1,500 skilled professionals across the Delta and Guinea state-of-the-art facilities strategically located in Agbara, Ogun State and Ughelli, Delta State.
“For five decades, Beta Glass has prioritised sustainability, integrating eco-conscious practices and circular economy principles into operations. By using 50% recyclable materials in production, the Company significantly reduces waste while conserving valuable resources,” Gendis added.
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