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Plastics and Rubber Vietnam

29 Feb- 2 March 2012, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Image
UK companies can now exhibit as part of the British Group

PLASTICS & RUBBER VIETNAM 2012 is the most authoritative trade fair dedicated to plastics and rubber in the region. The event, which takes place every 2 years attracted 6,826 visitors in 2010, 23% more than the previous edition of the show. 206 exhibitors from 21 countries and recorded a growth of 80% in the number of participating companies as well as a strong international presence with support from country and regional groups that included Austria, Germany, Italy, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan and UK. 

The exhibition runs along a Packaging exhibition called Propak Vietnam, which takes place in the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC), during the 3 day of the Plastics and Rubber Vietnam. Image

> Signposting advantage of being part of a branded pavilion
> Project Management Support - saving you valuable time and enabling you to benefit from our experience
> High Quality Stand Package (inc. furniture)
> BPF Media Relations support (before and after the show)
> Promotion through BPF On-line (www.bpf.co.uk)
> Assistance on travel, freight and other arrangements
> Support in helping you to maximise your potential at the show and understand the Chinese Market
> Ideal platform for testing the acceptance of your products in this exciting market place

CLICK HERE to download the flyer
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The BPF is dedicated to maximising the impact of UK Exhibitors at key trade shows. At P&R Vietnam the BPF will be coordinating the UK Pavilion and using a private contractor to build the British enhanced stands to ensure the UK Plastics Sector have a strong visual presence at the show. Total cost of the fully furnished stand is US$405 per sqm
Included in the stand package is:

 Space, stand construction inc. the UK feature
 Carpet
1 x information counter
1 x folding chair  
1 x waste bin
3 x 100W spotlights fixed to fascia
15a 230v power point inc.consumption  

 

UK Trade & Investment grants of £1,400 are available for eligible UK exhibitors. Please contact Justyna Elliott at the British Plastics Federation for more details on 0207 457 5001 or email: jelliott@bpf.co.uk For full terms and conditions CLICK HERE

Why Plastics & Rubber Vietnam?

Vietnam's plastics industry is expected to grow, with total production to hit 4.2 million tonnes, double the level of 2007. Some of the country's key sectors are in a huge need for plastics - particularly the packaging industry. The rising demand for high-tech plastic products is noted in various sectors, including automotive and electronics. The region is still in need of manufacturing machinery and raw materials. Investment opportunities exist in the plastics machinery production, plastics resin production and waste plastics reprocessing sub-sectors.

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Currently, there are about 2700 plastic corporations in Vietnam, 80% of which are of small or medium size and privately owned. Only 6% are state-owned, but they represent about 20% of the total capital invested in the industry. The plastics sector is actively promoted by the Vietnamese government. The Ministry of Industry set up several key investment programmes for the industry to push up the production of hi-tech industrial plastics and export products and developing the plastic recycling industry.


The plastic industry in Vietnam is centered around Ho Chi Minh City and the surrounding provinces and cities such as Binh Duong, Dong Nai, Long An, and Ba Ria Vung Tau attract 80 percent of total investment in the plastic industry of Vietnam, accounting for 80 percent of total plastic products. Ho Chi Minh City is also the centerfor supply production, supply chain support, technical development, distribution and international transaction of the industry in Vietnam.

The Vietnamese plastics industry is highly dependent on imports. Currently the Vietnamese plastic industry must import about 1.5 - 2 million tons of raw materials annually, plus hundreds of auxiliary chemicals used in the plastics industry. Domestic raw materials can meet only 30 percent of the country’s demand. In 2004 Vietnam was Asia’s second largest importer of plastics materials. The Vietnamese government is attempting to promote import substitution by helping to finance several domestic production facilities but the government forecasts that Vietnam will still have to import roughly half of the resins it needs after these production facilities are completed in 2010.
CLICK HERE for more information on Vietnam Plastics Market

For more information on the show and to register for the exhibition, please contact Justyna Elliott on 0207 457 5001, e-mail jelliott@bpf.co.uk or complete the form below
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