CHINAPLAS 2012 International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition, Asia's No.1 and the world's No.2 international rubber and plastics exhibition, returns to Shanghai in April
CHINAPLAS 2012 (The 26th China International Plastics and Rubber Industry Exhibition) will be held in Shanghai from April 18 to 21, 2012 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.
Aug 12,2011
CHINAPLAS 2012 International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition (the 26th China International Plastics and Rubber Industry Exhibition) will return to Shanghai from April 18 to 21, 2012, held grandly at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.
The CHINAPLAS International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition, first held in 1983, boasts 25 successful editions. It is the only plastics and rubber industry exhibition in China sponsored by EUROMAP (European Plastics and Rubber Machinery Manufacturers Association) and the only one recognized by UFI (Global Association of the Exhibition Industry). With strong support from numerous domestic and international plastics, rubber, and downstream industry associations, CHINAPLAS International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition has become an important platform for companies worldwide to enter the Chinese and Asian emerging markets and establish international distribution networks.
CHINAPLAS 2011 International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition successfully concluded on May 20. The exhibition attracted 2,435 exhibitors from 34 countries and regions, setting a new record with an area exceeding 180,000 square meters. It has been widely recognized as the second largest international rubber and plastics exhibition globally. The four-day exhibition was unprecedentedly successful, with 94,084 visitors, a 15.5% increase from the previous year, of which 20.27% were from overseas.
From April 18-21, 2012, CHINAPLAS 2012 International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition will make a strong comeback to the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. The scale will reach a new high, with an expected exhibition area of 200,000 square meters, including 11 product exhibition zones and 11 national/regional pavilions, occupying all 17 exhibition halls in the east, west, and north wings of the New International Expo Centre.
China's new five-year plan ushers in new market dynamics.
During the 12th Five-Year Plan period (2011-2015), China will focus on developing seven strategic emerging industries: energy conservation and environmental protection, new generation information technology, bio-industry, high-end equipment manufacturing, new energy, new materials, and new energy vehicles. In the next five years, the development of smart grids, wind power, solar energy, and new energy vehicles will create huge demand for advanced materials, modified materials, bioplastics, special rubbers, and precision energy-saving processing equipment, promoting the upgrading of the plastics and rubber industry.
Shanghai – one of the mature areas for China's economic and industrial development.
East China is one of the fastest-growing and most mature regions in China's economic development and is also an important research and production base for plastic raw materials. In 2010, the output of plastic products in East China reached 24.66 million tons, accounting for 42% of the national total. Shanghai, the center of East China, gathers many of the world's leading rubber and plastic product and machinery manufacturers. In 2010, Shanghai's total output of plastic products was 2.04 million tons, and the total output of resins (including polyester) was 4.906 million tons, a 27% increase compared to 2009. Currently, Shanghai has formed a development strategy of high technology content and high added value.
During the 12th Five-Year Plan period, Shanghai will focus on developing new engineering plastics, plastic alloys, modified composite materials, building and decoration materials, automotive parts and interior and exterior trim, and new materials for electronic information and communication engineering such as wires, cables, and optical cables, such as liquid crystal polymer materials and stealth materials, to meet the requirements of major and key projects such as aerospace, marine engineering, wind power, and urban rail transit construction. Therefore, the Chinese government will use the 12th Five-Year Plan as an opportunity to vigorously develop high-tech, high value-added new materials and innovative products, introducing advanced global products, technologies, and solutions to meet the higher requirements of various downstream industries. CHINAPLAS International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition closely follows industry trends and introduces innovative products from around the world to the Chinese and Asian markets.
Secure a favorable exhibition position and enjoy the best promotional services.
Many exhibitors have booked booths for next year's exhibition and are confidently preparing to make a splash again. Companies can submit booth applications immediately through the exhibition website to participate in this industry event and enjoy the best promotional services provided by CHINAPLAS 2012 International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition.
Visitors can also register online to visit next year's exhibition, exempting the 20 RMB entrance fee and receiving various discounts.
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