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Recycling

See latest innovations in plastics and fiber recycling technologies at RePlast Eurasia 2026

Feb 2, 2026

RePlast Eurasia 2026, dedicated to plastics and fiber recycling, will take place from March 26 to 28 at the Tüyap Fair Convention and Congress Center in Istanbul, Turkey.

 

The trade fair will focus on latest innovations in plastics and fiber recycling technologies, circular-economy-related applications, and solutions spearheading the sustainable transformation of the industry.


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Previous edition of RePlast Eurasia.

 

Last year’s RePlast Eurasia has achieved a significant milestone, attracting 8,340 visitors from 56 countries and featuring 151 exhibitors from 13 countries.

 

This year, the fair attracts participation from diverse regions, including Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and North Africa, elevating the fair beyond a regional gathering, and positioning it as a comprehensive global platform for plastics and fiber recycling.

 

Comprehensive showcase of plastics and fiber recycling

 

RePlast Eurasia 2026 will showcase an array of recycling machinery, innovative fiber recycling technologies, solutions for raw materials, collection and separation systems, and equipment for certification and quality measurement.

 

A concurrent conference – PAGÇEV Plastics Recycling Conference – will also be held to address international trends, legislative developments, and technological advancements, fostering new collaborations and providing strategic insights to key industry stakeholders.

 

Additionally, the PAGÇEV Plastics Recycling Awards, which recognize and promote innovative and sustainable initiatives, will be presented at the RePlast Eurasia exhibition this year. The awards will be distributed across seven distinct categories, highlighting exemplary practices within the sector and inspiring companies on the global stage.

 

 


Turkey
Recycling
Circular economy
Comments
Recycling
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This plan highlights a potential future business line even as the site faces possible closure from the early 2030s under the group's restructuring.
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Recycling
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The company developed over 30 types of solid-waste pretreatment equipment, including shredding, crushing, milling, sorting, conveying, dust extraction. It supplies roughly 1,000 system solutions per year.
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