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The G-Awards are back with a record roll-call of finalists to applaud the two years of innovation, inspiration and courage shown by industry leaders since the last event.
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FIT Show organisers have confirmed that over 75% of space has now been allocated for its new May 10 - 12, 2022 dates.
The glazing industry has lurched from one crisis to another, from the impact of lockdown to the floodgates opening to an under-prepared industry.
TurkishGlass was highly recognized by visitors with its high production capacity, wide product range, high quality and experience.
Windows, Doors & Facades Event and Gulf Glass come to a successful close with 1,200+ exhibitors participating from all over the world.
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Organisers of the UK’s flagship event for the fenestration industry have curated two days of content that will be available on Monday 27th and Tuesday 28th September.
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