TurkishGlass Connects Stakeholders of Glass Industry at Ambiente Fair

Date: 15 February 2023
Source: TurkishGlass
TurkishGlass Connects Stakeholders of Glass Industry at Ambiente Fair
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Date: 15 February 2023

TurkishGlass hosted a networking event at the world’s most prestigious consumer goods fair, Ambiente, bringing together the leading stakeholders of the glass industry.

Many Turkish glassware companies attended and actively participated at the Ambiente Fair, the most important consumer goods fair in the world, held in Frankfurt between 3-7 February 2023.

The TurkishGlass delegation visited many stands and particularly enjoyed the impressive exhibits of its member companies. Significant consultations took place on trends, expectations, activities and opportunities to increase exports in the glass market.

The first day of the Fair, February 3, saw TurkishGlass bring together its members and their key customers at a networking event which took place at the Residence of the Turkish Consul General in Frankfurt.

During the opening speech of the event, Tansu Kumru, Vice Chairman of TurkishGlass, underlined the message that Turkey is a global glass production hub. She recommended Turkey as the solution partner of industry professionals both today and tomorrow with its eco-friendly and innovative products.

The superior design capability and tailor-made product variety of the Turkish glass industry were shown to good advantage, with glamorous products tastefully exhibited at their stands.

TurkishGlass is delighted with the large attendance at Ambiente and is already looking forward to welcoming you to next year’s networking event.

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