Bruni Glass

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Bruni Glass is a private commercial brand under the umbrella of Berlin Packaging, which provides specialty glass packaging for wine, spirit, food and gourmet markets^[1]

Founded in Milan, Italy in 1974 as Vetrerie Bruni S.r.l., Bruni Glass is active in the distribution of glass containers for more than 100 countries.^[2] Bruni Glass was acquired by Berlin Packaging in 2016.^[3]

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