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Plastics Recycling World Expo to launch in India in 2025
The highly successful Plastics Recycling World Expo and Compounding World Expo are set to make their debut in India next year. Building on their achievements in Europe and North America over the past five years, these industry- leading exhibitions will take place in Mumbai on 14-15 May 2025. AMI, the UK-headquar-
tered founder and organiser of the expos (and publisher of Plastics Recycling World), said the launch of the Plastics Recycling World Expo and Compounding World Expo in India comes as these markets experience rapid growth and develop- ment. The exhibitions and their associated conferences will provide a platform for professionals to explore the latest technologies and trends, compare suppliers and build connections. AMI is partnering with
within the plastics recycling and compounding sectors.” Sajjid Mitha, CEO and
Above: The Plastics Recycling World Expo and Compounding World Expo will take place at Mumbai’s NESCO exhibition centre which is also used for the triennial Plastivision show
Mumbai-based Polymerup- date to ensure the success of the events in India. Polymerupdate is a provider of information and data for the polymer market and is the co-organiser of the RACE plastics recycling conferences in India. This collaboration brings together the expertise and resources of both compa- nies to deliver an excep- tional experience for
exhibitors and visitors alike. “We are thrilled to bring the Plastics Recycling World Expo and Compounding World Expo to India,” said Andy Beevers, Events Director at AMI. “This launch is a direct response to the industry’s requests, and we are confident that the events will provide a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, business oppor- tunities, and collaboration
Founder of Polymerupdate, added: “The Indian econo- my is expected to grow at an impressive 7% in the coming years. Amongst the many well placed industry sectors within the Indian economy, plastics is seen as a bright spark and we at Polymerupdate see huge opportunities within the compounding and recycling sectors in particular. This is the perfect time for us to partner with AMI to bring their well-respected expos focused specifically on these markets to India.” The Plastics Recycling
World Expo and Com- pounding World Expo will take place in Hall 4 at the NESCO exhibition centre in Mumbai. This tried and tested venue offers large and flexible spaces in a convenient location.
For more information, visit
www.plasticsrecyclingexpoindia.com Steer unveils mobile recycling unit
Steer gave a preview of its GeoMater SAFEReCYCLE plastics recy- cling system at the Plastivision 2023 exhibition in Mumbai in Decem- ber. The Indian-based manufacturer of twin-screw compounding lines has developed the mobile unit for handling flexible plastic waste. The self-contained compact system can operate using single- phase or solar power and is designed to be used at the point of waste collection to reduce the costs and environmental impact of transportation. It is designed to add value to mixed waste by convert- ing it to densified and sterilised agglomerates that can be used to produce plastic lumber. The BK10 model shown in Mumbai incorporates a twin-screw
Steer’s GeoMater SAFEReCYCLE system
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extruder that heats the plastic to 220°C for around 5 minutes and has a throughput of 10 kg/hr. �
www.steerworld.com
PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD | January/February 2024
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IMAGE: A BEEVERS
IMAGE: PLASTIVISION
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