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Stories from inside the factory, community milestones, and industry moments that shape Ceylon Beverage Can.
Chris Cliffe Going for Gold at the 2017 World Transplant Games
A squash and badminton player who had a kidney transplant as a teenager is preparing to jet off to Malaga for the "Olympics of transplant athletes." Chris Cliffe will represent Team GB in squash, badminton, and paddle tennis — sponsored by Ceylon Beverage Can through former Sri Lanka cricket legend Muttiah Muralitharan.
Opening Ceremony
The official opening of Ceylon Beverage Can's state-of-the-art manufacturing facility at the Horana Export Processing Zone — marking a new chapter in Sri Lanka's aluminium packaging industry.
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Gateway College Students Plant Tour
Students from Gateway College visited the CBC manufacturing facility for a first-hand look at modern aluminium can production — giving future industry leaders an up-close view of how their favourite beverages are packaged.
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1st Year Anniversary
Ceylon Beverage Can celebrated one full year of operations — a landmark moment recognising the team's dedication in establishing Sri Lanka's most modern aluminium beverage can manufacturing facility.
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ISO 9001:2015 & FSSC 22000 Certification Achieved
Ceylon Beverage Can successfully attained ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management and FSSC 22000 Food Safety System Certification — reinforcing our commitment to global quality and food safety standards.
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500ml Can — South Asia's First Local Production
CBC became the first manufacturer in South Asia to locally produce the 500ml aluminium beverage can — a significant leap in capacity and product range for the regional market.
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Annual Capacity Reaches 720 Million Cans
Following production line optimisation, CBC's annual manufacturing capacity reached 720 million beverage cans and 2 billion easy-open ends — cementing our position as the leading producer in South Asia.
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