Kitchenware makers shift to glassware

Cello, a company that makes kitchen items, is moving from plastic to glass products.

Their glassware factory wasn't doing well at first, only using 55-60% of its capacity and just breaking even.

But now, it's not losing money.

The company's leader, Gaurav Rathod, says they'll make real profits when the factory uses 70-75% of its capacity.

This change is part of a trend where companies are making more expensive, high-quality products.