Central European Plastics Meeting

Events

23-24 September 2019

Samorin, Slovakia

Branch Association Polymers invites you to attend the annual Central European Plastics Meeting at 23 – 24 September 2019 in Samorin, Slovakia.

The Central European Plastics Meeting is a popular event for participants in the polymer industry in Central and Eastern Europe, they manage to build fast and efficient commercial relationships and exchange information in a new, casual and professional environment.

For further information, please contact the BAP team or visit the official website of the event: www.plasticsmeeting.com

All BAP members have the opportunity to benefit from preferential rates for participation as an exhibitor and / or visitor to the exhibit.

Events

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Postponed: International Conference „Circular Economy and Challenges to the Polymer Industry” to mark the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Branch Association Polymers

Grand Hotel Sofia, Sofia

28 April 2020

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