Plastpol offers a golden opportunity for Poland and other countries that want to mark their serious presence in the European market
The processing industry keeps reacting to geopolitical changes and global trends; companies from all over the world prosper for new supply chains and fresh solutions. The objective is to find new outlet markets. PLASTPOL expo held in Kielce is one of the chances to expand and grow bigger. This year Plastpol commences on 23 May. The show offers a golden opportunity for Poland and other countries that want to mark their serious presence in the European market.
“Poland already boasts of having a highly developed processing sector, employing over 200,000 people. According to Plastics Europe data, the local plastics production volume is estimated to reach 1.7 million tons. Therefore, a large part of the demand is covered by imported raw materials. Therefore, PLASTPOL – Poland’s International Fair of Plastics and Rubber Processing has become a popular destination for companies looking for investment and development opportunities.” – says Jacek Szczerba, an industry expert representing TWORZYWA.PL.
The upcoming PLASTPOL promises to be a focal point for industry representatives and business insiders from all around the world; Now, more than 500 companies have already registered to exhibit at PLASTPOL, the event already occupies all the exhibition pavilions of the Kielce exhibition and congress centre. Turkey, Italy, India, Iran, Portugal, Germany and many more countries’ representatives will exhibit their products and services.
Asian processing companies want to rebuild their position in Europe. Thus the PLASTPOL expo is a perfect tool to pave the way to European markets. After three years break, Kielce hosts representatives of Japan, Taiwan and China. The exhibitors bring an extensive offer designed to attract contractors’ attention, which wakened during the pandemic.
Knowledge mine at Plastpol
2023 is marked by a closing of production cycles in the industry. The current technology makes it possible to make machines that practically use recycled plastics. Not only is this a pivotal change but also good news for the processing sector because it allows for a fundamental change in thinking about plastics processing.
The analyses of global institutions which are the industry insiders have proven this trend. – The plastics industry keeps developing and introducing new technologies to the manufacturing process; this encompasses more recyclate, less virgin materials, recyclable designs and better performance designed to protect food and beverages better, a significant reduction of waste – Matt Seaholm, president of Plastics Industry Association.
Italian industry representatives will also share their knowledge as the Plastpol participants are offered the chance to participate in the seminar on the prospects for the Italian plastics processing industry. Significantly, according to Amaplast data, Poland is ranked the third market by the Italian processing industry. Thus Poland is ahead of China and many other countries.
The PLASTECH INFO Technical Seminar is one of the accompanying events at this year’s
27th PLASTPOL Expo in Kielce. The finals are held on the second day of the expo – 24 May. The meeting is held under the banner of “Advanced Polymer Materials – Technologies, Processing, Applications”.
PLASTPOL 2023 also hosts the annual presentation of industry report – the PlasticsEurope Polska Foundation delivers the latest data. On top of that, the Foundation in conjunction with the Waste Management and Recycling Cluster – National Key Cluster, hold two conferences. The meetings discuss “Coalition for plastics recycling” and “Circular raw materials and products”.
More information can be found at: www.plastpol.com and on the Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/plastpolfair
The Targi Kielce’s 28th International Fair of Plastics and Rubber Processing PLASTPOL is held in Targi Kielce from 23 to 26 May 2023.
