On March 20-22, 2019, the largest annual forum in Europe with an exhibition for recycling “Moscow International Recycling Expo” will take place in Moscow.
In 2018, according to electronic registration data, 1000 delegates from 35 countries of the world took part. The event is a significant event for the recycling industry and is gaining increasing scale and weight with regard to government environmental objectives and market growth.
The business program includes the 15th international forum “Scrap of ferrous and non-ferrous metals” and the 4th Eurasian Congress “Solutions for waste electronic and electrical equipment”. Venue: Royal Radisson Hotel, Moscow, Kutuzovsky Ave., 2/1.
More than 100 exhibitors are expected, more than 1000 delegates from 35 countries of the world. Each company will be given the opportunity to present. The initiative organizing committee of the international exhibition on recycling and recycling includes the largest associations of Russia in the field of recycling of scrap and waste of metals, electronics and electrical engineering, waste paper, rubber and plastics. As well as representatives of public and commercial organizations from Japan and Europe.

Main sections of the exhibition

• Recycling industry Today: the best enterprises and technologies for processing of scrap metal, waste paper, plastic, rubber, glass, building debris, textiles
• metallized raw Materials, briquettes
• Gold from Trash. Recycling of household and electronic equipment.
• Garbage taxi “clean up!”: geo-social service.
• Banks of the future. Ecological settlement account of the person.
• Garbage in 100 years: the recycling industry is twice as much as the production sector.
• Low-carbon energy: energy from waste, wind and solar.
• Electric vehicles: When the oil is over. Auto concerns are eco-leaders.
• Reclamation of industrial lands: Technologies for processing of waste and oil sludge
• Countries without waste: economy with 100% recycling.
• Science and vocational education in the field of ecology: Universities and Institutes of RAS.
• Industry associations and mass media.
• Public policy. Strategy. Regional recycling clusters, environmental charges, etc.