Boylan Bottling Co., New York, reaffirmed its commitment to American manufacturing, with all products produced using 100% U.S.-sourced components and raw materials. As potential new tariffs impact competitors relying on foreign-sourced materials like glass, Boylan remains unaffected, ensuring cost stability, better pricing for retail and distribution partners, and a more reliable supply chain, the company says.

“While others navigate supply chain disruptions and pricing uncertainty, Boylan is in a unique position to provide better wholesale pricing and more affordable retail pricing for our partners and customers,” said Chris Taylor, CEO of Boylan Bottling Co., in a statement. “This is a testament to the strength of American manufacturing and the long-term value of sourcing locally. In addition to cost advantages, our domestic supply chain allows us to maintain industry-leading On-Time In-Full (OTIF) scores, ensuring our partners receive orders accurately and on schedule. Our operations team’s diligence, combined with our commitment to U.S. production, gives us a major edge in reliability and service.”

Boylan’s dedication to domestic production offers a clear advantage as potentially rising tariffs drive up costs for brands dependent on imported materials. 

Chase Slepak, chief operations officer of Boylan Bottling Co., added: “At Boylan, we take pride in our American-made legacy. We bottle our products in U.S.-made glass and use only domestically sourced ingredients, allowing us to maintain competitive pricing while others scramble to adjust to potential tariff increases. Our partners benefit not only from stable costs but also from our best-in-class fulfillment rates, driven by our experienced operations team and the strength of our U.S.-based supply chain.”

As Boylan continues working with its distributor and retail partners to reflect these cost savings, the company has already reduced its direct-to-consumer retail pricing by 10%, passing immediate savings on to consumers, it says.

Boylan’s fully domestic supply chain ensures it can continue delivering premium craft sodas without the pricing volatility caused by global trade policies. As tariffs impact foreign-reliant brands, Boylan Bottling is positioned to provide stability, cost advantages, and long-term value for its partners, the company says.