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Seven key trends to watch out for this year according to EUROEXPO include sustainability, net zero carbon footprint, digitalization, automation, bioplastics, composite materials and light-weight plastic products

The Bulgarian additive manufacturing ecosystem has been rapidly developing in the last 5 years and the 3D printing business in the country, in step with global trends, is gradually moving from prototyping to full-functional production in many industries

Chemicals and pharmaceuticals, together with plastics and rubber processing are an integral part of the Croatian economy

Manufacturing of electronics components and devices is a very complex task that requires use of specialized equipment and engineering expertise. However, advancement in technology has streamlined the major aspects of fabrication of electronics. Potential for development, strong partnerships with international manufacturers and the presence of qualified specialists in the sector in Bulgaria give solid grounds for future boost in equipment and services for electronic industry

According to a report by the Turkish Ministry of trade, over the last five years the average annual growth rate of the packaging industry in the country has been 6%, and it is expected to remain the same in the coming years

The Turkish plastic and rubber processing machinery sector is dynamically developing industry which accounts for a relatively large share of the country`s export business. It is among the areas where Turkey is strongly competitive

The annual 3D printing conference and exhibition Additive Days 2020, organized by the Bulgarian company B2N, took place from 20 to 23 February this year in the "John Atanasov" forum in Sofia Tech Park

Gotmar is a privately owned Bulgarian company, specializing in the processing of thermoplastics. 

Isokon is among the leading companies in the Slovenian chemical and rubber processing industry.