
Glasart, a quality brand, was founded in 1987 to manufacture gifts and decorative items, producing frames, mirrors, shelves, and small furniture.
With a strong focus on quality and design, the company leveraged innovation and customer service as key factors for achieving success. In 2006, it shifted its focus to the foodservice market with an innovative idea, the “Thermoelectric Glass,” which became its flagship product for keeping food warm in buffet services and led to the development of the full line of products used in this segment.
Through innovation, design, and quality, Glasart became a market leader in the buffet foodservice segment, serving a wide range of clients including hotels, restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, and industrial kitchens.
These solutions are also offered in the international market, aiming to achieve the same recognition and success attained in Brazil.
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