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  1. In the last year or so, we have seen roughly 20% increase on the glass that we have manufactured in china. That said, if you are able to purchase a full container load, we could offer this bottle for about $1.30, depending on delivery location. sales@fusion-glassworks.com www.fusion-glassworks.com
  2. Happy to help with this. Please email us with details about what sort of cork and what material upper you are looking for, along with quantity required. michael@fusion-glassworks.com
  3. We are happy to help. www.fusion-glassworks.com Just email us: sales@fusion-glassworks.com Michael
  4. We call them TE tear strips. Happy to help if you want. We make these for many of our customers.
  5. Bloom is caused by repetitive condensation formation and evaporation on the inside of the bottles. Generally this happens on a daily basis when the climate is cold at night and warm during the day and there is moisture in the air. It usually takes 3-6 months of this happening before the white crystallization becomes apparent. If bottles must be stored for longer than 3-6 months, then they should always be stored in a temperature or humidity controlled warehouse. Generally either temperature or humidity control will work. Both are not necessary.
  6. Try a light solution of vinegar and water for cleaning. The vendor should replace the bottles, or pay for your labor to clean them. The only time a vendor would NOT be responsible for bloom in bottles if the bloom formed months after they were sent to you and it was due to the bottles being stored in a non-humidity controlled warehouse.
  7. Hello, we have made these for a number of customers at a very reasonable price - both setup and unit price. Feel free to email: michael@fusion-glassworks.com
  8. We have these available. Shoot me an email: michael@fusion-glassworks.com Michael Ferchak www.fusion-glassworks.com
  9. Hi Brad, We can do this for you. Do you have artwork yet? Please email me. michael@fusion-glassworks.com Michael Ferchak www.fusion-glassworks.com
  10. We'd be happy to help out if you want to send over some details. We have an excellent reputation in the industry and have plenty of references we can share. Please check out our website here: www.fusion-glassworks.com and send an email with details about the project. michael@fusion-glassworks.com Thanks
  11. Hi Justin, Please take a look at our catalog. http://www.fusion-glassworks.com/catalogs/FG-Spirits Catalog.pdf If there is any specific style of bottle or decoration that you would like to see, let me know and we can send samples. (FYI I'm from Quakertown.) -Michael michael@fusion-glassworks.com www.fusion-glassworks.com
  12. You should be able to stack several pallets high without damaging the bottles if they are bulked packed. If they are packed in cardboard cartons, however, the cartons can get damaged. Especially if there is extra space in the cartons to accommodate the closures too. If this is the case, and you want to reuse the cartons, I would not recommend double stacking. We would love to help with our bottle needs. Let me know and we can get a quote drawn up for you. michael@fusion-glassworks.com.
  13. We'd be happy to help. We make minis for many of our customers. Feel free to email me. Michael www.fusion-glassworks.com
  14. We're always happy to help. We've been producing bottles in China for over 10 years and have a great reputation. Happy to provide references on request. www.fusion-glassworks.com -Michael
  15. Hi Mike, 9 times out of 10, if you order bottles from a random chinese company, you will get terrible quality bottles. Both cosmetic and functional defects. That said, there are a handful of factories that are capable of making very good bottles. But even with these factories, you still cannot totally rely on their quality control processes. Your best bet is to work with a U.S. company like us or others like us, who handle all of the chinese manufacturing for you. We have been doing this for over 10 years and have our own team of QC workers on the ground in China. While our prices might not be quite as low as ordering directly from the chinese factory, it is still much lower than American and European glass factories. And we can guarantee that you will receive a high quality product. Not just for the bottles, but also labeling and decoration, closures, shipper cartons, and anything else packaging related. I would be happy to discuss more if you wanted to call or email. michael@fusion-glassworks.com. 855-503-8746. -Michael Ferchak www.fusion-glassworks.com
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