TUROMAS in the World: Mexico - Glasser, Correlliglass & Inova

Date: 19 November 2019

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Date: 19 November 2019

Interview with Jorge Guzman, president of Glasser, César Castellanos, owner of Correlli Glass and Gustavo Moreno, president of Inova Glass.

These are three Mexican companies with a long-established history in the glass industry. In addition to the origin and the large trajectory, two more things they have in common: the teamwork and the bet for the TUROMAS smart machinery.

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