Exhibitor's areas of expertise

The exhibitors of Recycling are mainly manufacturers, importers, suppliers, wholesalers or brokers from the following segments:

Waste collector
Waste Management Consulting
Waste Processor
Construction & Demolition Machinery and Equipment
Industry Associations, Media & Knowlegde Institutions
Collection and Cleaning Vehicles
Energy Transition
Raw Material Recovery Technologies
waste processing facility
internal transport, lifting and shaking equipment
Storage systems and accessories
pressing and screening installations
prevention and safety
Recycling machines, shredders and grinders
Cleaning systems and washing installations
Scrap recycling machines and equipment
Software and automation
Sorting, drying and separation techniques
Dust control
Equipment, accessories and wear parts
Trash bins and waste containers
Weighing systems
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is the average exhibitor rating for the Recycling Trade Fair

Exhibitors Profile Circulair Next

Circulair Next presents a wide range of exhibitors active throughout the circular chain — from material development to reuse, from design to processing. Here, you will meet organizations contributing to the transition toward a circular economy across various sectors.

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  • Circular Construction & Infrastructure:
    Suppliers of reusable building materials, urban mining companies, infrastructure reuse, and innovative construction concepts.
  • Recycling & Waste Processing:
    Companies specializing in raw material recovery.
  • Industrial Maintenance:
    Organizations that refurbish, maintain, repair, or remanufacture industrial components.
  • Product Design & Material Development:
    Designers and manufacturers working with renewable or residual materials for interiors, construction, furniture, and public spaces.
  • Energy from Residual Streams:
    Energy companies and technology providers active in bioenergy, digestion, pyrolysis, and residual heat utilization.
  • ICT & Data Platforms for Circularity:
    Software companies and data platforms that, for example, work with AI and provide insights into material flows, supply chain transparency, and circular performance.
  • Innovative Startups:
    Young companies with groundbreaking ideas in circularity and sustainability.
  • Research and Knowledge Institutions:
    Presenting research results and collaborations with industry.
  • Government Bodies and NGOs:
    Sharing information on policies, regulations, and support for circular initiatives.