Press Glass: Up to date video coverage of the construction site of our new plant in the USA

Date: 5 July 2019

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Date: 5 July 2019

Construction progress on the new Press Glass factory and the Commonwealth Centre for Advanced Training at Commonwealth Crossing Business Centre in Henry County, VA.

Do you remember the last video coverage of the construction of our new plant in the USA (link)? Look at the pictures from June, 2019. Only few weeks difference – but factory construction progress you can see with the naked eye. It seems that construction is progressing as planned.

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