TIRANA, Aug. 29 – An Albanian group of wood industry representatives visited the Furniture and Wood Processing Trade Show held in Las Vegas, Nevada on July 20 through 23 featured the latest manufacturing and processing technologies of wood products and furniture.
It had the attendance of 19,000 professionals from across the United States and the rest of the world. This is one of the world’s largest fairs for this particular industry, offering the latest information and opportunities for businesses operating in this sector.
The Albanian industry representatives saw the fair as a great opportunity to get to know the latest developments in wood technology, solutions and potential new ideas and technologies that can guide the next generation of professionals that work in the sector.
The visiting AmCham Albania group consisted of representatives from businesses that work in furniture production and professional wood processing.
The Albanian business representatives were guided during the three-day trip by AmCham employees who helped them communicate and receive detailed information from the companies participating at the fair.
Industrialists visit U.S. furniture and wood processing trade show
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