Adelio Lattuada S.r.l. Announces Participation at China Glass Expo

Adelio Lattuada S.r.l. Announces Participation at China Glass Expo
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Date: 18 April 2024

Adelio Lattuada S.r.l. is excited to announce its participation at this year's China Glass Expo.

The event gathers national and international exhibitors to showcase the latest advancements in glass processing technologies and explore new business opportunities.

At the heart of the bustling city of Shanghai, Adelio Lattuada will be located in Hall N1, Booth #175, where attendees can meet with our esteemed Sales Manager, Gino S. Gramaglia. Gino will be on-site to share insights into the innovative world of Lattuada, discussing our latest products and services and answering any queries attendees may have.

China Glass continues to be an essential platform for professionals in the glass industry to connect, learn about market trends, and experience firsthand the future of glass processing technology. Adelio Lattuada is proud to be a part of this dynamic environment and looks forward to introducing attendees to cutting-edge glass processing solutions.

Join Lattuada Team in Shanghai at China Glass to discover more about what Adelio Lattuada has to offer.

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