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Liu Yongqian, the manager of the Bottle and Jar Production Department at Foshan Huaxing Glass Co., Ltd., who has been deeply involved in the glass industry for over 20 years, has witnessed firsthand the huge digital transformation in the company's production workshop. 

In recent years, the global beverage packaging market has been going through a major structural change. After decades dominated by plastic packaging, both high-end and mainstream beverage brands are speeding up their return to glass packaging.

Glass packaging containers are transparent containers made primarily from silicate materials, melted at high temperatures and formed by blowing or molding. They are widely used in the beverage, food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic fields. Glass bottles containing photoresist are one of the major scientific and technological challenges, and they have been trialed on production lines with good results.

Currently, the global and Chinese glass bottle industry is undergoing a profound structural transformation. Glass containers are no longer merely basic storage tools, but are gradually evolving into core carriers of brand reputation, product protection, and sustainable development concepts. Driven by the dual forces of tightened environmental policies and consumption upgrading, the glass bottle industry is entering a long-term modernization cycle characterized by high-end, lightweight, and green recycling features.

With the upgrade of the global pet economy, glass containers, due to their high transparency, durability, and aesthetics, are occupying a core position in multiple pet sub-sectors.

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