In the face of the increasingly developing trend, the plastics and rubber industry in Vietnam has tended to develop powerfully in recent years. Plastics & Rubber Vietnam is considered a gathering destination for enterprises in this industry, a trade forum for a wide range of domestic and international individuals and organizations.
The event is also expected to be a good opportunity to promote the brand, expand relationships and acquire new knowledge for future development.
After a long delay due to the pandemic, Plastics & Rubber Vietnam 2022 co-organized by Informa Markets Vietnam, Messe Düsseldorf Asia has officially returned. In the 2022 edition, the event will be co-located with MTA Vietnam 2022 - the 18th international exhibition on machine tools, precision mechanics, and metalworking in Vietnam.
With the participation of a large number of individuals, organizations, and enterprises, Plastics & Rubber Vietnam 2022 will showcase a lot of leading machines and equipment such as auxiliary equipment, digitized machinery & equipment for finishing, decoration, printing & marking, measuring & testing equipment, mold & foundry, components & spare parts, used processing machines & downstream equipment, process automation, welding machine, etc. as well as raw materials, auxiliary materials, finished products, technical components, and reinforced plastics.
In addition, it is indispensable for general, research & scientific services including computer software services, consulting services, government agencies, academia, press, science & consulting, subcontracting, trade associations, etc.
Plastics & Rubber Vietnam 2022 is the destination for many reputable companies in the field of plastics and rubber such as Yuen Fung Vietnam Electronic and Plastic Manufacturing Co., Ltd, TLC Vietnam Industrial Air Compressor Co., Ltd, Blue Air Systems GmbH, Next Generation Recyclingmaschinen GmbH, Engineering Recycling Maschinen und Anlagen GmbH.
In addition to products displayed by domestic and international suppliers, Plastics & Rubber Vietnam 2022 also offers visitors two concurrent events.
The first one themed on solutions and roadmap for plastic enterprises in applying regulations on recycling and use of plastic materials would be held on July 7 by Resource and Environment Events and Service Center under the Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment, Vietnam Plastics Association, Informa Markets Vietnam, and Messe Duesseldorf Asia.
The second seminar held on July 8 by Meslab is about the development of plastic products in the context of the circular economy.
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