Furuno Wins Seventh Straight “Manufacturer of the Year” Award

Furuno, renowned manufacturer of marine electronics, once again received more National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) awards than any two manufacturers combined at the prestigious 2012 NMEA Convention in Orlando, FL. These four awards bring Furuno’s NMEA Award total to an incredible 205, since NMEA started presenting awards in 1971.

For seven years running, Furuno has received the coveted Manufacturer of the Year – Support award. Furuno remains the sole recipient of this award since its introduction on the ballot in 2005.

“When it comes to the NMEA awards, we are proud of all 205 that Furuno has won, however we are especially honored to win the Manufacturer of the Year award for seven consecutive years,” stated Jim Atteridge, President of Furuno USA. “Providing outstanding customer service is one of our main goals at Furuno USA. From our field personnel, technicians and phone support, down to having a live person answer our phone, we do every thing we can to offer the best customer service in our industry, bar none.”

Furuno has a long and distinguished tradition of producing award-winning products. With 205 NMEA awards, Furuno is the single most recognized company for outstanding products in the marine electronics industry.

For more information on Furuno’s full line of award winning marine electronics, visit: www.FurunoUSA.com
 

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