Plast Eurasia, the largest plastics industry fair in the Eurasia region, will bring together industry professionals for the 34th time. The doors of this major trade platform will open to visitors with the opening ceremony on December 3.

Tüyap Kariyer Rotası, launched as a panel series designed for professionals and young talents looking to advance their careers, explore new opportunities, and gain insights from industry experts, will focus in its Plast Eurasia session on how digital transformation, sustainable materials, and new manufacturing technologies in the plastics industry are shaping the skills of the future.

Plast Eurasia Fair, which facilitates international collaborations in the plastics industry, strengthens existing connections, and enables the formation of new ones, will bring together participating companies and professionals visiting the fair from different regions during the B2B Networking Hour.

Vision for the Future of the Plastics Industry within the Framework of Sustainability In this session, which will examine the plastics industry’s approach and future vision within the framework of sustainability and the circular economy, attendees will have the opportunity to hear from experts about both current trends and strategic directions for the future.

Recycled, Revalued, Repriced: How PCR Plastics Are Redefining Europe’s Circular Economy By 2032, post-consumer recycled plastics will no longer be a byproduct — they will be a strategic raw material. This keynote explores the economic and regulatory forces transforming the European plastics industry, presenting three price scenarios that reveal how supply bottlenecks, policy ambition, and infrastructure gaps will reshape value creation. Drawing on 50 years of insights from KI•PIE Group, the session highlights how businesses can stay competitive through business intelligence driven procurement decisions and circular product design.

Fire-Stopper: Innovation from Ashes Fire-Stopper, which valorizes local mining waste through innovative and sustainable methods to produce eco-friendly, high-performance fire-retardant materials, contributes to circular economy models with an industrial symbiosis approach while protecting natural resources and creating value for all segments of society to ensure safer living spaces. We will discuss the applications and benefits of Fire-Stopper in the plastics industry.

FilmAir is an environmentally friendly, next-generation calcium carbonate solution developed in Türkiye by Niğtaş. It differs from traditional production methods and is manufactured using a specially optimized, sustainable production technology. Thanks to this technology, the product’s carbon footprint has been significantly reduced, positioning it as a more eco-friendly and high-performance calcium carbonate.

LFAM (Large-Format Additive Manufacturing) Additive manufacturing is the process of producing three-dimensional parts by adding material layer by layer, starting from a digital design file.

Matsui’s advanced technology auxiliary equipment solutions are meeting with industry professionals. Especially in terms of energy efficiency, process optimization, and contribution to sustainable production, Matsui systems offer highly valuable solutions for the plastics industry. In this session, participants will receive technical information on the advantages provided in production processes, the innovative aspects, and Matsui’s cutting-edge drying, conveying, cooling, and automation systems.

Certification Processes Considering Current Regulations and Market Needs In this session, which will discuss why certification has become critically important in light of the industry’s rapidly changing regulatory framework and the market’s sustainability-focused demands, the requirements of current regulations, national and international certification standards, the commercial advantages of certification, and practices that enhance companies’ market access will be thoroughly examined.