Plastasia 2020 exhibition postponed for the second time

New dates are 12 to 15 October 2020 in Bengaluru

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Plastasia postponed for the second time
Plastasia postponed for the second time

The 7th edition of the Plastasia 2020 exhibition has been further postponed to 12 – 15 October 2020 at BIEC in Bengaluru. The exhibition was initially planned to be held from 19 June to 22 June 2020 in Bengaluru.

This unfortunate episode is due to a miscommunication from the venue and we apologize for this short notice. The new dates will be communicated shortly and we request you to circulate the information across your database through your digital and mailing platforms,” Tribune Exhibitors, the organizer of the expo, said.

Tribune Exhibitors is organizing the event in association with Plastics Machinery Manufacturers Association of India. The exhibition plans to showcase the latest technology and machineries used in manufacturing of plastics and petrochemicals with participation from different parts of the world. The venue of the exhibition will be Bangalore International Exhibition Center.

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