ARE YOU READY FOR THE #HANOIPLAS 2024 IN JUNE?

Let’s join the upcoming HanoiPlas 2024! One of Vietnam's most significant exhibitions in the plastic and rubber industry showcasing innovative technologies and latest industry trend.

Highlights
1. Big-name suppliers: Over 200 leading exhibitors occupying 340 booths from various fields around plastics and rubber will be gathered, providing a wide range of equipment and raw material solutions.
2. International solutions: Exhibitors from more than 12 countries and regions, including the United State, Germany, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, and Vietnam, will showcase the most innovative products and solutions.
3. Explore business opportunities: This exhibition is not only an excellent platform for exchanging ideas and establishing collaborations with industry experts but also offers seminars to discuss industry trends and challenges.

Information
Exhibition: The 12th Hanoi Int’l Plastics & Rubber Industry Exhibition
Date: June 5th (Web.) - June 8th (Sat.), 2024
Venue: Hanoi International Center for Exhibition (I.C.E.)

Please click the link below to pre-register for your visit: https://chanchao.tw/j38P1B

We look forward to your presence and the success of this grand industry event. Thank you for your support! Wishing you a prosperous business and rewarding times!

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Pre-registration - 2024 The 12th Hanoi International Plastics & Rubber Industry Exhibition - 展昭展覽網 (chanchao.com.tw)

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