WORLD RUBBER AND PLASTIC EXPO

 WORLD RUBBER AND PLASTIC EXPO 

The Platform will bring together industry leaders, experts and the government representatives to discuss issues such as climate change, carbon reduction, trade regulation, data governance and green finance.

An international platform aimed to be an important meeting point for rubber, latex & tire industries based in the world. The rubber and plastic program has Trade Development Exhibition, Educational, training and technology transfer rubber business development conference, rubber research, plastic fair, networking and gathering platform for meeting of rubber and plastic stakeholders.

Sustainable and inclusive growth through digitalization, market diversification, traceability, data-sharing and addressing visibility that could help build resilience in the rubber economy.

Speakers will also explore topics such as digital trading and the global rubber economy, while a roundtable will discuss ‘rubber - the responsibilities of nations and stakeholders.

Major Focus

World Rubber & Plastic Expo as an important platform for all participants to listen and learn on both latest technology developments in processing and productions as well as applied theory & troubleshooting aspects of rubber processing. The topics includes rubber compounding, molding, tire technology, latex technology and all issues of rubber products, latex products & tire manufacturing. Specialists and experts are invited to make presentations on topics that are addressing real issues.

●World Rubber & Plastic Expo is a conference and exhibition for businesses looking to reduce their plastic consumption, find and source highly sustainable alternative bio-based materials, and create a more circular economy throughout their supply chain. The conference and exhibition will once again bring together sustainability and environmental experts from some of the biggest companies in the world to discuss practical and innovative solutions to tackle the growing plastic pollution crisis. The most senior business leaders from key industries including packaging, food and beverage, retail, fashion and textiles, automotive, and aerospace will discuss and debate the latest research, sustainable product design, new manufacturing solutions, recycling and reuse of products and raw materials, as well as the latest and next-generation bio-sourced materials and solutions to create 100% biodegradable, reusable, and compostable products.

★REDUCE

Practical strategies and innovative solutions for reducing plastic usage across a number of industries. Learn how to eliminate single-use plastics throughout your supply chain. Plus, new design and manufacturing solutions to help reduce material waste.

REPLACE

Source truly sustainable alternatives to fossil fuel-based plastics and hear the latest material innovations from a number of industry-leading biomaterial, biochemical, and bioplastics experts.

REUSE & RECYCLE

Create a more circular economy and learn how some of the world’s leading brands are increasing their use of upcycling to reduce their plastic footprint. Plus, understand how to design, test, and develop products to make them easier to recycle and close the loop on a more circular economy.

Natural rubber is produced from plants and is classified as a polymer. A polymer is a chemical compound with large molecules made of many smaller molecules of the same kind. Some polymers exist naturally and others are produced in laboratories and factories.

 Natural rubber is one of the most important polymers for human society. Natural rubber is an essential raw material used in the creation of more than 40,000 products. It is used in medical devices, surgical gloves, aircraft and car tires, pacifiers, clothes, toys, etc. Natural rubber is obtained from latex, a milky liquid present in either the latex vessels (ducts) or in the cells of rubber-producing plants. Around 20,000 species of plants produce latex, but only 2,500 species have been found to contain rubber in their latex. The biological function of rubber for the plants is not fully known. However, it has been shown that rubber can help plants to heal after they are damaged, by covering wounds and stopping the bleeding. This blocks the entry of harmful bacteria and viruses into the plants.

The properties of rubber include high strength and the capability to be stretched many times without breaking. Natural rubber compounds are exceptionally flexible, good electrical insulators, and are resistant to many corrosive substances. 

Synthetic (man-made) rubber can be produced through a chemical process, but people have not been able to produce a synthetic rubber that has all the properties of natural rubber. So, natural rubber cannot be replaced by synthetic rubber in most of its applications. This is why natural rubber is still very important to human society getting information like this is one major reason you need to attend World Rubber and Plastic Expo.

World Rubber & Plastic Expo this is a conference and exhibition program for business people looking to reduce their plastic consumption, find and source for highly sustainable alternative bio-based materials, and create a more circular economy throughout their supply chain.

The conference and exhibition program will bring together sustainability and environmental experts from some of the biggest companies in the world to discuss practical and innovative solutions to tackle the growing plastic pollution crisis. The most senior business leaders from key industries including packaging, food and beverage, retail, fashion and textiles, and automobile will discuss and deliberate on the latest research, sustainable product designs, new manufacturing solutions, recycling and reuse of products and raw materials, as well as the latest and next-generation bio-sourced materials and solutions to create 100% biodegradable, reusable, and compostable products. 

The world Rubber and Plastic Expo is powered by Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry. going to be diving into the world of elasticity and no way better than to use the importance of “Rubber”.

 When people talk about “rubber”, they don’t usually specify what kind. There are many different kinds of rubber, but they all fall into two broad types; natural rubber and synthetic rubber. Natural rubber is made from runny, milky white liquid called latex that oozes from certain plants when you cut into them while Synthetic rubbers are made in chemical plants using petrochemicals.

 The Importance of Rubber in the world

The world has a vast potential for rubber production especially in many of the different continents of the world where the vegetative and climatic conditions are suitable for its production. Rubber can be grown extensively nearly 85million more different products are made directly from rubber. Innovation driver for the global plastics and rubber industry

Multitude of concrete solutions, machines and products for the transformation towards a circular economy

the plastics and rubber industry being able to exchange ideas in person on a global level and ensured an excellent mood among the 4000 exhibitors. The companies reported extraordinarily good leads and a marked willingness to invest among trade visitors, mentioning promising new customer relations and the conclusion of numerous, in part, good business deals.  

The major products of rubber latex (the milky, juice obtained from the rubber tree) is very useful as it contains about 25-45% rubber by weight and can be processed into secondary products such as crepe rubber, crumb rubber and sheet rubber for onward processing into finished goods. Apart from Latex, the rubber tree produces seeds and wood which are also of economic value to the farmers. The rubber seeds when processed produce oil alkyd resins used for paints, soaps, skin cream and hair shampoo.

Rubber contributes significantly to the world economy by providing raw materials for agro-based industries, foreign exchange earnings and in the provision of raw materials, it should be noted that the uses to which rubber can be put is almost innumerable.

WORLD RUBBER AND PLASTIC EXPO, ORGANIZED BY GLOBE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY