Expositions et Conférences liées au Recyclage

Support of environmental protection departments, close government cooperation and sticking to national policies will strongly guarantee the perspectiveness and guidingness of this expo. In order to respond to the marketing demands of exhibitors, the expo term will be adjusted from August to prime time of first half year better fit for enterprise promotion;12 years’ deep pioneering in South China market, exclusive Lingnan culture accumulation and precipitation, and over 60 industry associations participate in this expo;Largest exhibition platform, 42,000m² exhibition areas, 50000+ professional visitors, and 660+ great exhibitors.Exhibits cover the full environment industry chain such as water, solid waste, atmosphere, soil.

The Washington State Recycling Association (WSRA) is now seeking session proposals for their 39th Annual Conference & Trade Show taking place at the Doubletree City Center in Spokane, WA, April 28 – May 1, 2019. This year’s conference is expected to attract more than 200 recycling and waste industry professionals throughout the Pacific Northwest.
WSRA’s conference provides stakeholders in Washington’s recycling and waste prevention community with the knowledge and resources to address current challenges in the recycling industry, implement and improve recycling programs, advocate for policies and initiatives that advance recycling and waste prevention, and support the development of a generation of professionals for whom sustainability is a core tenet of their work and life philosophy.

The Plastics Recycling World Expo 2020 will be back in Essen on the 3rd and 4th June.

On the show floor you’ll find a high concentration of leading plastics recycling related exhibits. The exhibitions and their world-class conference sessions will all be free to attend.. Co-located with the Plastics Extrusion World Expo, Polymer Testing Expo and Compounding World Expo, you can access 6 focused conference theatres – each with a busy two-day program of technical presentations, seminars and industry debates. The exhibitions and their world-class conference sessions will all be free to attend.

RWM 2019 is a major event in the resource efficiency sector. The expo will gather together decision makers from the waste management industry in the National Exhibition Center (NEC) in Birmingham from the 11th to 12th of September. At the previous edition of the show over 500 exhibitors and 20000 professional visitors attended.

The trade show is divided in 6 exhibiting zones: Machinery and equipment, Recyclers and reprocessors, Supply and demand, Energy from waste, Handling and logistics, Data, tech and services. Each one of these fields will present the latest solutions, developed in the respective field. This program gives all visitors the chance to plan their participation precisely.

The Australasian Waste & Recycling Expo (AWRE) challenges thinking about waste through a two-day collaboration into the now and future of waste disposal and recovery. As Sydney’s only annual industry event to capitalise on the prominent NSW market, it presents efficient, profitable and sustainable waste and recycling solutions to Australasia’s most notable commercial, industrial and municipal organisations.

TechnoBiz Communications Co., Ltd. (TechnoBiz) and China United Rubber Corporation (CURC) jointly organizing 5th Edition of GRTE 2020 (Global Rubber, Latex & Tire Expo 2020) during 11-13 March 2020 at Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Center (BITEC) in Bangkok, Thailand. The 5th Edition is aimed to be much improved version than previous two editions with more value added components for all stakeholders, exhibitors, visitors, delegates and speakers. Overall, GRTE 2020 is aimed to become “Global Meeting Point” for Supervisor to CEO from all rubber, latex and tire industries around the World.

CBR is the international platform for presenting the latest developments and discussing the challenges faced by the battery recycling industry. The 24th edition of ICBR will bring together many experts and decision makers of the battery recycling value chain such as battery manufacturers, battery recyclers, OEMs from the electronic and e-mobility industry, collection schemes operators, service and transport companies, policy makers and many more.