Colombia Glass is back!

Date: 26 July 2019

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Date: 26 July 2019

The second edition of the business to business meeting dedicated to the glass sector will be held on 20-21 November in Bogotá.

Following on from the positive experience of the 2017 edition – more than 30 exhibitors and over 300 visitors coming from Colombia, US, Perù, Ecuador, Honduras, Bolivia, Brazil, Panama, Chile – Colombia Glass is back this year, always featuring its lightweight but extremely efficient exhibition formula.

The event will take place on 20-21 November 2019 at Sheraton Bogotá Hotel, a 5-star hotel with a well equipped congress centre, located in the new business centre of the city, midway between El Dorado International Airport and the historic centre.

Colombia Glass aims to bring players of the glass sector together, facilitating new contacts and businesses.

Colombia Glass is supported by GlassOnline and the magazines Glass Machinery Plants & Accessories and Glass-Technology International.

For further details: www.glassonline.com/site/colombiaglass.

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