VietnamPlas 2019 returns to Ho Chi Minh City on November 3-6

VietnamPlas 2019 will be held in ealy November in Ho Chi Minh City

The event is held by the Vietnam National Trade Fair & Advertising Company (VINEXAD) under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, in co-operation with Yorkers Exhibition Service Vietnam. VietnamPlas will take place on the four days between October 3 and 6 at Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC).

On display will be products and services from more than 520 suppliers from 18 countries and territories, including Australia, China, Belgium, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, among others. International exhibitors are represented at this exhibition and will present their latest innovations, technologies, and machinery in the industry. They will combine a variety of plastic and rubber products and machinery, such as blow moulding machines, injection moulding equipment, plastic cutting machines, rubber blending machines, as well as chemicals and raw materials.

A massive line-up of modern technology and machinery will be displayed at the event

Besides, exhibitors and visitors will have the opportunity to meet with experts and professionals who are willing to share in-depth information concerning all aspects of the plastics and rubber industry, from technical development, procedures, and techniques to future trends.

As an annual event, VietnamPlas is a reputed industrial event in the world, proved by the long series of international industry associations, such as the Plastics Export Promotion Council from India and the Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry (TAMI), bringing delegations of enterprises to join the event.

Local authorities and associations have supported VietnamPlas to become a leading B2B platform to showcase the most modern technologies and machinery in the rubber and plastic sector.

In the framework of the trade fair and exhibition, the organiser also reserved space for numerous seminars to discuss topics like the first step to plastic 4.0 as well as the technology and the future of rubber and the circular economy.