Сотрудничество станет ключом к преодолению вызовов для индустрии стекла и остекления

Date: 13 August 2026 Meeting these challenges requires organisations across the industry to work together, share expertise and contribute towards common goals. Collaboration has always been at the heart of the Glass and Glazing Federation's approach. By bringing together members, government departments, regulators and technical experts, the Federation helps ensure the industry's voice is heard, and businesses have the opportunity to contribute to the conversations shaping the future of the sector. Over the past year, this collaborative approach has become increasingly important. The GGF has continued to engage with government consultations on topics including the Future Homes Standard, Approved Document B, construction product reform and wider building safety initiatives. These discussions help ensure the practical experience of manufacturers, installers and suppliers is reflected as new guidance and legislation are developed. Working closely with organisations such as the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS), the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) and technical experts across the industry enables the Federation to provide members with clearer guidance on emerging issues. As regulations continue to evolve, sharing knowledge and expertise helps businesses understand what changes mean in practice and how they can prepare. Collaboration also plays an important role within the GGF's technical groups, where members discuss industry challenges, share best practice and contribute to the development of future guidance. These groups encourage open discussion, bringing together businesses from across the supply chain to exchange experience and support practical solutions. Regional meetings provide another opportunity for members to connect with the wider industry. Events across England, Scotland and Wales allow businesses to hear the latest updates, discuss shared challenges and strengthen professional relationships. These conversations help members stay informed while encouraging greater collaboration across the sector. Lauren Mawford, Director of the Glass and Glazing Federation, said: "The challenges facing our industry are best addressed when businesses, regulators and stakeholders work together. By sharing knowledge, contributing expertise and engaging in meaningful discussion, we can help shape positive change and support a stronger future for the glass and glazing industry." For individual businesses, collaboration creates opportunities to learn from others, stay up to date with regulatory developments, access expert technical guidance and contribute to discussions that influence future standards and best practice. As the industry continues to respond to changing legislation, new technologies and evolving customer expectations, collaboration will remain an important part of driving progress. By bringing people together, encouraging knowledge sharing and representing members' views, the GGF is helping to strengthen the glass and glazing industry for the future. For more information about the GGF and how it can support your business' growth, please visit www.ggf.org.uk or call 0207 939 9100.