With a nearly sold-out roster of international and Australian suppliers across waste and resource recovery, Waste Expo Australia 2023 promises to be an exciting sourcing platform, and venue for discovering new innovations in the sector.
On 25 and 26 October 2023, over 2,300 attendees are expected to pass through the doors of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition centre.
While the 100 plus exhibitors are a strong drawcard, the premium free-to-attend conference running alongside the exhibition also features compelling thought leadership, case studies and industry discussions.
Returning as an exhibitor for the second year in a row, TOMRA strongly believes in a world without waste. To exhibit the business’s operations in collections, sorting and recycling with an emphasis on the circular economy, Waste Expo Australia is a natural fit.
TOMRA Collections Senior Business Development Manager, Brent Murray, said the company is looking forward to the connections and conversations generated at Waste Expo.
“With the imminent launch of Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme, TOMRA are excited to exhibit our new, accessible CDS technology that will appear across network operator TOMRA Cleanaway’s West Zone.
“Waste Expo Australia has always been a key initiative for us to directly connect with the industry, and gives us the opportunity to showcase our adaptable range of Reverse Vending Solutions and how seamlessly they integrate into our communities,” Mr Murray said.
Waste Expo Australia is excited to welcome Komatsu to the exhibition for the first time in 2023.
Komatsu are hoping to dig deep on conversations at the exhibition, showcasing the company’s capability in machinery for waste handling, demolition and recycling.
Komatsu Executive General Manager for Construction and Utility, Dean Gaedtke, said that the Waste Expo Australia is a great opportunity to engage with industry professionals to better understand their needs.
“Together, we envision a future where innovation enhances sustainability, reshaping the waste industry landscape. This sponsorship underscores our commitment to innovative solutions that not only address today’s challenges, but also set a transformative course for tomorrow.”
Another big name in heavy equipment parts and servicing, Earthmoving Equipment Australia (EEA), will also be on the exhibition floor, showcasing its versatility in supplying to the sector.
Earthmoving Equipment Australia General Manager of Materials Processing, Gary Roberts, said the EEA team is looking forward to meeting attendees from across the waste, recycling and resource recovery sectors.
“It’s a great opportunity for us to be showcasing our products at the waste expo. Our Bandit 4680T horizontal grinder will be on display at the show, along with our Cast mini loaders attached with safety shield technology, and our dust suppression range. We believe our products on display are perfectly suited for attendees across the waste and recycling industry.”
The exhibition’s expanded floor plan is nearly at capacity, with less than ten exhibitor stands remaining.
Waste Expo Australia’s exhibition and conference is free to attend. Register online ahead of the conference to avoid queueing on the day, by visiting https://www.wasteexpoaustralia.com.au.
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