Sunny Glassware, a glassware manufacturer founded in 1992, has built its business around high-borosilicate glass and other tableware products for international buyers. The company says it serves more than 1,800 customers across 80 countries through OEM and ODM manufacturing, combining large-scale production with quality-control and logistics services.

Company background and scale

The manufacturer operates from a 20,000-square-metre production site and reports monthly capacity of 14.4 million pieces. That volume is positioned to meet large purchase orders that require consistent output and delivery scheduling.

Sunny Glassware says its product range covers more than 4,000 styles, including high-borosilicate glass and candle holders. Its research and development team releases about 15 new products each month, according to company figures, supporting custom development for buyers seeking updates to existing lines or new designs.

Production capacity and development

The company's manufacturing model combines scale with customization. It offers OEM and ODM services, allowing buyers to adapt existing designs or develop new products from technical drawings and specifications.

Quality control

Sunny Glassware applies the ANSI/ASQ Z1.4-2008 quality-control system, according to the company. Each product is subject to four rounds of inspection and six key checkpoints before shipment.

The company says the process is designed to reduce defect rates and maintain consistency across batches. Its factory also holds ISO9001:2008 certification, which covers standardized production and quality-management procedures.

Logistics and order flexibility

Beyond manufacturing, Sunny Glassware provides logistics support through its subsidiary SUNNY WORLDWIDE LOGISTICS (SZ) LIMITED. The combined manufacturing and logistics service is intended to reduce communication costs in cross-border purchasing, the company said.

For buyers with different order sizes, the company offers support for small-batch orders and warehousing services for larger purchases. The arrangements are designed to give clients more flexibility in managing inventory and supply-chain operations.

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