GRECO's Eco Sustainable Material Series Unveiled at 2024 TaipeiPlas Exhibition
At the upcoming 2024 TaipeiPlas Exhibition, GRECO will proudly introduce our latest Eco Sustainable Material Series, designed to meet the high demands for environmental responsibility, recyclability, and quality across various industries. This new series is tailored for the footwear, sports equipment, electronics, textile, and plastic products sectors, perfectly blending environmental principles with exceptional performance.
Transition to a Bio-Based Economy: Worley Takes on FEED for Avantium’s New Plant
Worley has been awarded the front-end engineering design (FEED) contract to develop Avantium’s flagship plant, supporting the transition to a bio-based economy for plastics. This plant will produce 100% plant-based FDCA (furandicarboxylic acid), a crucial component for various chemicals and plastics.
From Waste to Resource: Pioneering Plastic Recycling Microfactory
In Phoenix, city officials are collaborating with Arizona State University to develop a pioneering circular plastic recycling microfactory. This initiative aims to create a replicable model that can be implemented across the country and even internationally. The project is associated with Precious Plastic, a global effort originating in the Netherlands, which provides communities with guidance, physical blueprints, and business models to start grassroots plastic recycling programs.
2024 PRM Spotlight Plan: Monthly Success Stories of Taiwanese Suppliers
In this article, we delve into the "Spotlight" plan, a monthly showcase that highlights the exemplary efforts of Taiwanese suppliers in tailoring solutions to meet customer needs, fostering innovation, and driving the industry forward. Though the export data for Taiwan machinery decreases in 2023 due to the economic recession, the excellent suppliers must be seen. And that's why PRM, as a pioneer media in the Plastic and Rubber industry, devoted itself to promoting Taiwanese brands.
Advanced Technologies Could Process 20 Percent of U.K.’s Waste Tires
Norwegian rubber waste recycler Wastefront is set to open a $120 million plant in Sunderland, England, either late in 2024 or early 2025. The plant will utilize pyrolysis to convert end-of-life tires into tire-derived oil (TDO), which will then be refined into various combustion fuels, including diesel. Wastefront claims that the TDO produced will be cleaner than fossil diesel and cost-competitive, depending on the grade. It is expected to be cheaper than hydrotreated vegetable oil and similar biofuels.
Creativity and packaging design: customized bottles to boost sales
Packaging design plays a pivotal role in marketing, and investing in customized bottles can yield substantial profits when the product hits the market. A designer tasked with creating containers for beverages, food, cosmetics, and personal care products must possess a standout skill: creativity. This holds true even for PET containers, encompassing all stages from the initial briefing to mass production.
Market Observation for Plast Eurasia Istanbul 2023
Despite the uncertainties, the exhibition exceeded previous records, boasting over 1400 exhibitors, a substantial increase from less than 900 in 2019. Notably, the surge was led by a significant rise in Chinese exhibitors, a trend seen consistently in post-pandemic international expos. This growth is a momentous occasion for Turkey, especially in its centennial year, and marks a historic moment for the 32nd edition of Plast Eurasia.
PLASTICS & RUBBER INDONESIA 2023: Support Industry Participants in their Endeavours to Innovate and Realize the Green Industry
Jakarta - November 15th, 2023 - Plastics & Rubber Indonesia 2023, the 34th edition of international plastics and rubber machinery, processing and materials exhibition is taking place at the Jakarta International Expo(JIExpo) Kemayoran until November 18th, 2023. Themed The Future of Plastics, the exhibition is committed to drive the adoption of green industrial practices to further boost domestic industry growth.
Plastics & Rubber Indonesia 2023 Exhibition it's Getting Closer!
Attention all plastic and rubber enthusiasts! Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated Plastics & Rubber Indonesia 2023 exhibition, taking place from 15th to 18th November 2023 at the Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo) Kemayoran. This year's event promises to be even more spectacular than ever before, with an array of exciting new features to explore.
VietnamPlas Returned in its Largest Scale Ever with Innovations in the Plastics and Rubber Industry
Over the years, VietnamPlas has been known as a reliable trade platform where domestic and international businesses have exchanged knowledge and technical advancements in the industry and have engaged in procurement. This year, the exhibition has attracted the participation of 18,507 visitors and 625 exhibitors from 22 countries and regions.
Global plastic industry actors gather at the Plast Eurasia Istanbul
The Plast Eurasia Istanbul Fair, a significant annual exhibition for the plastic industry, will bring together market actors from November 22 to 25, 2023. The 32nd iteration of the event will take place at the Tüyap Fair and Congress Center, providing industry representatives with a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements and technologies in the plastic industry, all under one roof.
PRM-TAIWAN : Navigating Challenges, Uncovering Prospects: Plastic and Rubber Industry in Turkey
Turkey, nestled at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, boasts a rich cultural and historical heritage and has recently emerged as a formidable economic force in the Middle East and Eurasia. As Turkey approaches its centennial in 2023, the government has embarked on an ambitious journey to propel the nation to new heights, setting forth a series of formidable goals. These targets include achieving a colossal gross domestic product of $2 trillion, elevating per capita income to $25,000, increasing exports to $500 billion, expanding total import-export trade to $1 trillion, slashing unemployment rate to a mere 5%, enticing 50 million tourists, and striving to be ranked among the world's top 10 economies.