Welcome!

Cameron Family Glass is a family-owned manufacturing facility with state-of-the-art equipment that is dedicated to producing the highest quality glass wine bottles, to building relationships that maximize customer service and satisfaction, and to being a socially responsible steward to the environment.

We are an exciting new player in the glass market with a new way of doing business!

Factory Direct Sales

CFGP sells directly to the wineries, avoiding distributors that "add" marginal cost when reselling to the wineries.

Focus on Customer Service

CFGP has professional Account Managers that are accessible, responsive, and committed to superior customer service.

Eco-Friendly Manufacturing

CFGP utilizes environmentally friendly hydropower to run its' 250 Ton electric Melter. Consequently, buying CFGP bottles will have a positive impact in reducing your carbon footprint.

Made in the USA

CFGP recently completed building the first glass plant in the United States in over 30 years. Click here to follow our facility from groundbreaking to completion!

Headlines

11.11.08 KATU News
Wine bottle plant opens, adding jobs to SW Wash.
"The first bottle maker to open in our region in more than 30 years will start operating this week, adding 90 jobs to the troubled economy. Similar factories could be built to serve the region's wine industry."

11.11.08 Longview Daily News
Kalama glass plant almost ready to roll
"The new, $80 million bottle factory is bringing some heat to an otherwise chilly local economy..."

11.07.08 Puget Sound Business Journal
Cameron Family Glass Packaging will make wine bottles in Kalama for growing industry
"Washington's first wine bottle plant is set to open in the Columbia River town of Kalama later this month..."

8.01.07 Wine Business Monthly
Excerpt from "The Changing Glass Market" by Cathy Fisher
"Ever-tightening pollution controls and environmental restrictions in the U.S. make it nearly impossible to open a new glass factory, causing glass manufacturers to lose interest in opening new facilities. However, the exception is if the new facility operates on an alternative energy source, which is what Cameron Family Glass Packaging chose to do..."