Before people learned to make glass, they used naturally occurring glass, especially volcanic glass (obsidian), to make knives, arrowheads, jewelry, money, and decorative glass objects.

With current archaeological evidence, the first man-made glass was found to be It is considered to have been around Eastern Mesopotamia and Egypt around 3500 BC.

The presence of the first glass containers is observed in the region of Egypt and Mesopotamia in 1500 BC.

Glass production became faster and easier with the invention of the glass blowing pipe by Syrian masters in the 1st century AD.

Italy during the Roman Empire and the Egyptian city of Alexandria around 1000 AD were the main centers of glass production.

During the Crusades, Venice improved its glass production, and its glass-making equipment was transferred to the island of Murano in 1291.

During the 15th century in Venice, glassblower Angelo Barovier produced almost transparent, colorless glass.

With the invention of the hand-operated machine in the 1820s, the era of the production of glass bottles and glass cups by blowing one by one closed.

At the beginning of the 1900s, very important steps were taken for the glass industry, and in a short period of time, the patent of the automatic bottle blowing machine was obtained, primarily for the mass production of window production.

By the end of 1980, the value of a sustainable environment began to be understood and healthy product packaging began to be preferred as a priority.

In order to meet the increasing demand for glass bottles and glass jars, Baştürk Cam started its production activities in 2018.