Glassman Europe opens this week!

Date: 6 February 2023

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Date: 6 February 2023

Time is running out to register for Glassman Europe, the must-attend event taking place in Istanbul in just two days!

Don’t miss this opportunity to network with international experts, hollow glass manufacturers and businesses that use glass containers to discover the latest innovations and technologies shaping the future of glass manufacturing.

PLAN YOUR VISIT!

Save time by sourcing the latest products and services on the market. Take a look at our exhibitor list and plan meetings before you arrive.
By registering for your free pass to Glassman Europe you will gain access to the two-day conference programme free of charge. View the full conference programme.
Learn from industry experts at our free to attend conference, check out our fantastic line-up of speakers here.
Companies that have already registered to attend include, Texco International, Condat, Fives Stein Ltd., Şişecam and BAŞTÜRK CAM. Register to attend.

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