HORN Newsletter November 2019

Date: 11 December 2019

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Date: 11 December 2019

Products by HORN Glass Industries stand for quality and reliability. HORN customers all over the world appreciate this claim.

The company motto "Innovation Engineered in Germany" used to apply and still applies today. In the future, however, HORN also likes to present this visually with a new design. That is the reason why the HORN News has a new design based on the colours black, red and gold of the Federal Republic of Germany. This coloring will also be apparent later on the new homepage and in the new brochures.

You can find the latest HORN NEWS in different languages here: https://www.hornglass.com/en/company/info-service/newsletter

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