Glass Exhibitions of May - Forel

Date: 5 May 2023
Source: Forel
Glass Exhibitions of May - Forel
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Date: 5 May 2023

Throughout the month of May 2023, Forel will be exhibiting at trade fairs across the world in the glass industry.

In North Africa, Forel Africa will attend Windoorex (Cairo, Egypt, 6 – 8 may), one of the the most important exhibitions for window & doors in the region, and at Batimatec (Algiers, Algeria, 7 – 11 may) within the Italian Pavillion of the ICE agency.

In this same week, Forel SpA will exhibit at China Glass (Shanghai, China, 6 – 9 may). an appointment that is full of expectation: It is in fact the first 'open' edition of China Glass post pandemic, due to the covid restrictions being lifted.

Also, Forel North America will attend GlassTexpo (San Antonio, Texas, 11 – 12 may). The conference, co-sponsored by the Texas Glass Association (TGA), USGlass magazine and USGNN, is a biennial meeting with the goal of bringing qualified customers and prospects together to learn about the latest products and services in the glass industry.

"Local exhibitions are an important meeting point for national markets," comments Carlo Zuccarello, Forel Head of Sales "As an international brand we care about local needs and one of our key priorities is to listen and understand the different realities of any geographical market”.

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