Glass South America in São Paulo, established in 1996, is one of the leading trade fairs for the glass industry in South America. It takes place every two years and is organized by NürnbergMesse Brasil. As a central meeting point, it attracts industry experts and companies from the glass sector. The fair offers a comprehensive representation of the glass industry. Key attractions include cutting-edge technologies and innovative machines for glass production, precision tools for processing and manufacturing glass products, and the introduction of the latest flat glass products and technologies. Additionally, glass solutions for sustainable energy concepts, components and accessories for glass products, as well as techniques and machines for glass processing and forming are showcased. Innovative software solutions for optimizing production and management complete the offerings. What makes the fair unique is its specific focus on the needs of the glass industry in South America. Notable features include its long-standing tradition, the central location in São Paulo, which offers strategic proximity to the largest South American markets, and the impressive infrastructure of the Transamérica Expo Center, one of the most important exhibition centers in Latin America. The architecture and amenities of the exhibition halls create an inspiring atmosphere for exhibitors and visitors. Glass South America not only serves as a platform for presenting products and services but also for forging new business relationships and deepening existing contacts. The fair also highlights the latest developments and trends in the industry, complemented by expert lectures and workshops. In summary, Glass South America in São Paulo is an essential event for everyone involved in the glass industry. With its blend of tradition, innovation, and strategic location, it offers an ideal platform for networking, business development, and the exchange of professional knowledge. The Glass South America takes place biennially, and therefore for the 16th time previsibly in June 2026 in Sao Paulo.