glasstec: The supporting programme for 2026 is gathering pace

Date: 25 June 2026

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Date: 25 June 2026

The supporting programme and conference programme for glasstec 2026 are taking shape: an initial glimpse of the upcoming forums, special exhibitions and live events is now available online.

Look forward to international speakers, practical presentations and insights into the key future topics facing the glass industry – from architecture and the circular economy to decarbonisation, AI and digital technologies.

A first look at the supporting programme

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