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Vitro Flat Glass LLC has terminated its architectural glass licensing agreements with Jinjing and its affiliates since January 2025, ending the authorization to use Vitro’s architectural MSVDcoated glass, as well as the Solarban® and Starphire®…
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FIT Show Event Director Nickie West explores why trust, transparency, resilience and active industry engagement matter more than ever in the fenestration sector.
Could your research, expertise or latest project be part of the GPD 2027 program? The Call for Abstracts for Glass Performance Days 2027 is now open.
Five European associations have jointly urged the European Commission to establish a clear legal framework for the use of verified software tools to assess product performance under the revised Construction Products Regulation (EU) 2024/3110.
Every FGIA conference features the most important, pressing legislative and regulatory updates to support your business in both the U.S. and Canada.
The GAFA 2026 Programme Highlights are now available, featuring event partners supporting valuable industry connections throughout the show.
New initiative will connect experienced professionals with the next generation of talent across the glass community
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As part of the Affordable Housing Plan, the European Commission announced the Housing Simplification Package in 2027.
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On 17 September, Glass for Europe, in collaboration with Glass Alliance Europe, organised a visit for a delegation from the European Commission to AGC Glass Europe’s float glass plant in Moustier, Belgium.
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British glassmakers have launched the Back British-made Glass Charter, calling for greater recognition and support for domestic glass manufacturing, investment and sustainable growth across the UK.
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