2018 REVIEW - Words and photos by SAMUEL McKEOWN and PAUL FEARS
MOLSON held demonstrations through the show
VANGUARD exhibited some impressive kit at RWM
RWM 2018 is a roaring success for exhibitors
THE UK’s number-one waste and recycling event of the year was held at the NEC on September 12th and 13th. The two-day RWM exhibition was a great success, with many satisfied exhibitors expressing the same view that the show attracted a large amount of new enquiries and on-the-day purchases and sales. For the first time ever, the action- packed RWM Exhibition was showcased beside Future Resource Expo, Marine & Coastal Civil Engineering Expo and The Flood Expo. Also, RWM expanded its reach into new industries by lining up alongside
Europe’s leading environmental exhibition, the Contamination Expo Series. This, in turn, widened the exhibition’s perspective and audience. The Series encompassed 120 expert-led seminars, seven mini shows, and various fields within the world of contamination. Bristol-based organisers PRYSM Group received a lot of feedback both verbally and on social media. It proved a great show for Skip Hire & Waste Magazine, and our team was out in force to meet loads of familiar faces and new clients. Editor Andrew Gold said: “In the time I’ve been with the magazine this year’s
RWM 2018 was our best ever. “We were out of magazines on day one even though we took two days’ worth, and our staff were continually dealing with new enquiries.
“There was a real buzz which was perhaps missing before, and we
were proud to be media partners and support CIWM at the UK’s leading show. “It’s a great
platform for 2019, where we are expecting RWM to be even bigger and better.”
LIEBHERR off ered an up close and personal experience 40
SHWM October, 2018
ISYS proved a popular destination for many visitors
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