Shanghai, September 19 - The 22nd China International Rubber Technology Exhibition (CIRTE) opened its doors today at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, showcasing the latest advancements and innovations in the rubber industry. With over 800 exhibitors gathered under one roof, occupying nearly 60,000 square meters of exhibition space, this year's event has solidified its position as a leading international trade show in the industry.
Drawing participants from nearly 40 countries and regions worldwide, the exhibition encompasses a comprehensive range of products and services, including rubber machinery and equipment, rubber chemicals, raw materials, and recycling solutions. It serves as an annual gathering point for industry professionals, offering unparalleled opportunities for networking and collaboration.
The presence of a significant number of foreign exhibitors and visitors underscores the international appeal of the event. During their interactions, many overseas participants expressed their strong confidence in the prospects of China's tire and rubber market, citing the country's robust economic growth and continuous technological advancements.
At the heart of the exhibition lies "RubberTalk," a comprehensive conference that seamlessly integrates online and offline resources. This platform serves as a catalyst for knowledge sharing and exchange, with numerous domestic and international brands presenting their insights on cutting-edge technologies and future trends in the industry.
Attendees were enthralled by the informative talks, which delved into both current frontier technologies and visionary perspectives on advanced science and technology. Many remarked that they had gained valuable insights and had their understanding of the industry significantly enhanced.
To date, the 22nd CIRTE has attracted over 50,000 visitors, underscoring its popularity and significance in the global rubber community. The exhibition will continue until September 21, with expectations that the outcomes and benefits generated will continue to multiply in the days to come.
