EVENT PREVIEW | PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA
Catch up at the conference
Re-cre8 Recycling Re-cre8 Recycling, located in Toledo, Ohio, USA, provides plastics recycling services to its customers. �
www.facebook.com/recre8recycling
Starlinger Starlinger Recycling Technology supplies machin- ery solutions for the recycling and refining of a wide scope of plastics such as PE, PP, PA, PS, BOPP and PET. Starlinger PET recycling systems produce food-safe rPET and are approved for use in food applications by many brand owners as well as various national and international authorities. �
www.starlinger.com
The business debates were a big attraction in 2019
There will be a free-to-attend focused conference theatre at the Plastics Recycling World Expo in Cleveland on 3-4 November 2021. The busy two-day programme has been put together by AMI, which has extensive experience of organising conferences on plastics sustainability and recycling. There will be a series of strategic industry debates, an insightful
presentation on market opportunities, a product design workshop, plus industry presentations on the latest technology and applica- tion developments. The first industry debate will focus on federal and state regula- tions and their role in improving recycling rates. The panellists will include: Stephanie Potter, sustainability strategy and corporate affairs at Nestlé; Robert Render, business development manager at Ravago Recycling Group; and Steve Alexander, president and CEO of the Association of Plastic Recyclers. The second debate will examine ways to increase the recycling
rates for plastics packaging and will feature: David Clark, VP sustainability at Amcor; Susan Graff, VP at Resource Recycling Systems; and Tamsin Ettefagh, chief sustainability officer at PureCycle Technologies. Recycling and circularity in the automo- tive market are the topics for the third industry debate which will include the following panellists: Camilo Ruiz Restrepo, strategic purchasing leader for plastics and fluids at Renault of Brazil; Kevin Cronin, VP for sustainability and R&D at Ultra-Poly; and Michael Cirone, president of Manar. Silke Einschuetz, recycling and sustainability consultant at AMI,
will provide valuable analysis of key trends and developments in the dynamic plastics recycling market. There will also be a practi- cal workshop on designing plastics products that are compatible with recycling infrastructure. This will be given by John Standish, technical director at the Association of Plastic Recyclers. Attendees can also visit four other conference theatres at the
co-located expos. Download the conference brochure featuring the full conference programmes for all five theatres here. And register for your free ticket here.
48 PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD | October 2021 Above: Vecoplan V-Eco 1700 shredder
www.plasticsrecyclingworld.com
Vecoplan Vecoplan produces machinery and plants for shredding, conveying and processing primary and secondary raw materials gained in recycling processes. �
https://vecoplan.com
West Chase Plastics Headquartered in Houston, Texas, USA, West Chase Plastics says it is capable of exporting to any part of the world or delivering to the dock any- where in North America. West Chase mainly deals in HMW HDPE, LDPE, PET, PP, virgin pellets, reprocessed pellets, regrind, and densified. �
www.westchaseplastic.com
Zerma America Zerma produces a wide range of size reduction machinery, from small GSL slow speed granulators to versatile GSH heavy duty granulators, plus compact granulators with integrated blower and soundproofing. �
https://zerma-america.com
IMAGE: AMI
IMAGE: VECOPLAN
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