At present, most industries, including the glass bottle industry, have raised product prices due to the rapid increase in costs.
In this regard, some customers may have questions: is it necessary to increase the price so much?
In fact, the glass bottle industry has not been able to keep pace with inflation in terms of selling price increases for many years.
 Part of the reason is that there is a lot of unreasonable price competition in the domestic glass bottle industry. However,
 in the long run, this is very detrimental to the development of the industry, and will eventually affect the customers themselves.

As we all know, the prices of the main raw materials for glass bottle production plants, such as heavy soda ash, quartz sand, limestone, etc.,
 have risen sharply in 2009 and 2010, and during this period, labor costs, energy, transportation and packaging material prices have also risen all the way.
 These cost increases compound the difficulties faced by the glass bottle industry.
We have tried to absorb these rising factors by improving production efficiency and other means,
 but this is not enough to completely offset the sharp upward pressure on costs faced by the glass bottle industry.

Glass bottle manufacturers will need to expand production capacity and build new factories at higher costs in the future,
which will have an adverse impact on future glass bottle prices. We want customers to be aware of this.
It should be noted that not only glass bottles will become more expensive now, but other packaging materials, such as PET plastic,
will increase even more. Customers continue to place higher demands on the products of our industry.
This whole requires us to invest more technology, equipment and training to achieve, but choosing these inputs will become more expensive.
Therefore, we believe that a reasonable price adjustment is necessary,
and this will allow us to invest in research and development of new technologies to improve the quality of our products and make our industry better serve customers.
If customers are reluctant to accept price adjustments, future technology reinvestment, product upgrades and technical standards will be hit.