Moroccan Press InfoMagazine Maroc — Economy Section · June 11, 2026 · Infomag Editorial Team
InfoMagazine Maroc details the industrial agreement entrusting the national glass manufacturer SEVAM with the local production of Castalie reusable glass bottles. Starting in June 2026, Moroccan establishments supplied by the French microfiltered water brand will receive bottles produced in Morocco. This partnership highlights Moroccan expertise in glass manufacturing and brings Castalie supply chain closer Castalie its market.
Key takeaways
- The Moroccan glass manufacturer SEVAM will now produce Castalie reusable glass bottles, which will be manufactured in Morocco starting in June 2026 for Moroccan establishments equipped by the brand.
- SEVAM, a leading glass manufacturer with over 90 years of expertise, produces more than one million glass items per day and plans to produce 50,000 Castalie bottles Castalie the end of 2026.
- This partnership is changing Castalie supply chain, as the company had previously imported its reusable bottles from Europe, thereby reducing the environmental impact associated with transportation.
- Founded in 2011 by Thibault Lamarque, Castalie hotels, restaurants, and businesses microfiltered water produced on-site and served in reusable glass bottles—an alternative to single-use water bottles.
- In France, Castalie gourmet restaurants, hotels, luxury hotels, and public institutions, including the Élysée Palace.
- In Morocco, Castalie expanding in the luxury hospitality sector since 2025 under the leadership of Souleymane Fassi Fihri, with approximately 100 machines installed in luxury hotels, Relais & Châteaux properties, and restaurants ranked among the 50 Best MENA.
- Starting in 2027, a portion of the bottles manufactured in Morocco by SEVAM will be destined for Castalie European markets, supplying establishments in France and across Europe.
- 1 liter of Castalie water Castalie 88% fewer GHG emissions per liter (carbon footprint, Quantis LCA certified to ISO 14040/14044) ( Castalie data).
Source: InfoMagazine Maroc, Economy section, June 11, 2026 — Infomag editorial team. Read the original article
