SAVE THE DATE - WASTE FREE OCEANS AT THE PLAST EURASIA FAIR IN ISTANBUL ON 23-26 NOVEMBER!
Updated: Mar 8, 2023
From November 23 to 26, Waste Free Oceans will have a stand at the Plast Eurasia Fair in Istanbul.
The Plast Eurasia Fair, taking place in Tüyap Fair Convention and Congress Center in Istanbul, and organized by TUYAP in cooperation with PAGEV (the Turkish Plastics Industry Foundation), is one of the largest plastics industry fairs held every year in Eurasia. It gathers more than 800 exhibitors from almost 40 countries around the world to present the latest technologies, machinery and products related to plastic manufacturing and recycling.
For this 31st edition, Waste Free Oceans will be present for 4 days to show you its latest technologies to collect marine litter as well as its latest ocean-bound plastic recycled products. You will also have the opportunity to meet our team to discuss plastic waste, recycling and sustainability.
How our WFO booth will look like
DATE
23 – 26 November 2022
VENUE
Tüyap Fair and Congress Center, Istanbul
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