Solution Partner for Today and Tomorrow Announced The Age of TurkishGlass at ZAK NA

Date: 31 October 2022
Source: TurkishGlass
TurkishGlass: Solution Partner for Today and Tomorrow Announced The Age of TurkishGlass at ZAK North America
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TurkishGlass

Date: 31 October 2022

TurkishGlass attended ZAK World of Façades North America - one of the most important global conferences on façade design & engineering.

TurkishGlass took part in ZAK North America on October 26th in New York where developers, architects, façade engineers, contractors, building specifiers, and manufacturers from all over the world came together.  

Tansu Kumru, Vice Chairman of TurkishGlass, gave a presentation about how TurkishGlass is adding value to projects with advanced glass solutions, and contributing to the future of our planet with sustainable products and technologies. 

TurkishGlass, the solution partner from beginning to end of the most demanding projects, is looking forward to meeting you in the UK in November. 

About TurkishGlass 

TurkishGlass is the association representing the glass manufacturers, glass processors, and glass exporters of Turkey. The primary product groups in TurkishGlass are “flat glass”, “glassware” and “glass packaging”. The main aim of TurkishGlass is to add value to the environment and human life while shaping the future with its wide range of products and services that make life easier. Having all these capabilities, Turkey exports glass products to 175 countries all over the world.  

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