National Glass Association Presents Best in Show Awards

Date: 2 November 2023
Source: GlassBuild America
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GlassBuild America

Date: 2 November 2023

The following companies received Best in Show Awards for their exhibit booths at GlassBuild America 2023.

Winners are chosen through voting by an independent and anonymous group of industry representatives. The awards were presented by National Glass Association board members and staff, accompanied by a high school marching band. 

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