Mappi and NGA Glass Conference, 9th February 2021: proud to participate, proud to sponsor

Date: 5 February 2021

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Date: 5 February 2021

Each NGA Glass Conference is a great opportunity to everyone loves glass and has passion for innovation in glass industry.

This 9th February NGA offers a day of online education and engagement. We at Mappi will support NGA Glass Conference because it’s a proof of how the glass industry is dynamic, innovative, ready to build the future, especially today. We will sponsor for Volunteer Celebration Happy Hour and 6th Annual Fun Run.

Don’t miss the chance!

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2021-02-05T11:56:53

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