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The Third International Specialized Exhibition of Paper, Cardboard The third international specialized exhibition of Paper, Cardboard, Cellulose Products and related Machinery(PCCM2020) | P a g e 1 | P a g e 2 | P a g e 3 | P a g e 4 | P a g e 5 | P a g e 6 | P a g e 7 Introduction International Exhibitions provide companies with a great opportunity to showcase their brands and advantages in a spacious market and develop their network of business partners in new regions. The Third International Exhibition of Paper, Cardboard, Cellulose Products & related Machinery will be held from 14th-17th July in Tehran international permanent fairground and gets hundreds of industrial companies and experts together. Exhibitor companies gained the opportunity of meeting international and domestic traders and merchants including: Different kinds of papers and cardboards, suppliers, merchandisers, and manufacturers Stone paper producers Disposable containers raw material suppliers, merchandisers, and manufacturers Different kinds of paper products such as ornamental paper, colored paper, wrapping paper, and wallpaper suppliers, and manufacturers Tissues, toilet papers and other cellulose products manufacturers, suppliers, and Wholesalers Paper, cardboard and all cellulose products machinery, and equipment Also visitors including top managers, suppliers, traders, investors, experts, and end users. We honor to host you in PCCM 2020 and provide you with a full service of traveling, exhibiting, customs and all that you need. Our purpose is to organize a profitable, trouble-free, and long- lasting achievement for you. In order to promote the development of Iran’s paper industry, display the technical achievements of paper industry, and provide a communication platform for the enterprises of paper and relative industries, The Cooperative Company of the Association of Carton and Corrugated Sheet Executives and Paper, Board and Cellulosic Products Importers Association of Iran will jointly host 2020 the Second Specialized International Exhibition of Paper, Cardboard, Cellulose Products & related Machinery in Tehran International Exhibition Center, Tehran, Iran on JULY 14-18, 2020 with registration No. 97.420.60224 issued by Trade Promotion Organization of Iran in Tehran International Permanent Fairground supply some of its requirements in country. Conferences will be held during the exhibition. The topics of Conferences are the hot topics of the paper industry and will be well received by exhibitors and audience. Moreover, some relative technical seminars will be held at the same time. The Exhibition will be a great event of the paper industry. The series of activities will make the exhibition become a real professional event, increase the number of professional visitors, provide the opportunity for the communication and cooperation between the domestic paper enterprises and exhibitors. The exhibition certainly has a good return to the exhibitors. Meanwhile, the exhibition will build a platform for paper enterprises and suppliers of equipment, raw materials, chemicals, and so on, promote the development of the paper industry. | P a g e 8 In order to better publicize the exhibitors’ image, expand the market influences of their products and technology, Advertising and notification of PCCM fair have been doing in all media, all news agencies, press, commonly read newspapers, and IRIB, state-run TV and radio from the beginning to the end of the exhibition. Furthermore, notifications and communications with business consultants in international scale and embassies have been established. As the organizer of the exhibition, based on the experience of holding industry exhibitions, the idea of offering high-quality service and superiority on audience organization, Ayandeh Andishan Radina Company has received lots of approval and support of the paper industry. In 2020, the organizing committee will continue to keep the characteristics of large-scale, strong-professional, professional audience, high-quality seminars and practical, aim to create an industry event that provides a communicative platform for exhibitors and paper enterprises. Therefore, hereby It is an honor for us to have a privilege to sincerely invite you all dear suppliers, manufacturers, traders, investors and experts at “the Second International Exhibition of Paper, Cardboard, Cellulose Products & related Machinery (PCCM 2020)”, an event for sharing knowledge and experience, an opportunity to have business talks and start cooperation with new partners which will be held at Tehran, Iran on 14th to 17th JULY, 2020. The venue of the exhibition is in Tehran International Permanent Fairground. The inauguration ceremony will take place at 9 a.m. on 6th. Tehran International Exhibition Center addressed the procurement needs of trade buyers and provides an abundance of networking opportunities for regions industries. The fair’s main objective is to promote innovative technologies, the latest machines, and tools and to allow producers to transfer the latest knowledge. In addition, it is aimed at integrating numerous companies and representatives, on both local and international scale; the fair is a venue where the figures of trade for paper and cellulose products in Iran indicate the huge potential of Iran's market is presented. Thus, exhibitors will have a chance to present its latest products, compare its offer with other companies on the market, get inspired and find out the latest trends, which should all boost its image and intensify its business activities. Since Iran is a great market for investment, demand for all kinds of paper and its relevant industries, this show offers opportunities to the manufacturers and suppliers of finished products, equipment, machinery, paper chemicals, services, tissue, toilet paper, recycling companies, manufacturers, and suppliers to tap this prepared market . | P a g e 9 In a developing country, witnessing a revolutionary up graduation in literary, the demand of paper is bound to grow. It is important for the paper industry to grow at the same pace for the betterment of society as well as the overall industrial growth of the country. Paper provides the means of recording, storage, and dissemination of information; virtually all writing and printing are done on paper. It is the most widely used wrapping and packaging material and is important for structural applications. Despite the continued focus on digitization, Iran's demand for paper is expected to rise 50 per cent in the next five years, increasing population and literacy rate, improvement in manufacturing sector and current lifestyle are speeding up the growth. “ The Third International Exhibition of Paper, Cardboard, Cellulose Products & related Machinery (PCCM 2020)” event has become trusted platform for business transaction. This event is attended by large gathering of Paper Manufacturers to explore the New Technology, Machinery & Equipment and raw material for paper & cardboard Manufacturing. Considering the focus of paper industry should be shifted towards more eco-friendly products and technology, Also the mass audience of Paper Traders, Printers, Publisher, Converter and Paper Packaging Companies are to explore the vast variety of papers at the show. Furthermore as we mentioned above with regard to the focus of paper industry towards more eco-friendly products and technology , the disposable containers raw material suppliers, and manufacturers will participate in PCCM 2020. There are many advantages of using paper containers over plastic and Styrofoam. First of all, paper is microwave safe. It is made from natural trees with little foreign material added so it is the least complex material we use. Crumpling is easiest with paper, which makes it more compactable. Due to its natural state, it is also the cleanest and fastest biodegradable material of the three. This is very good for the environment. Paper is the leading material that ends up as solid waste. Fortunately, not including yard waste, paper is the fastest decomposing material that ends up as waste. It is also the easiest to recycle by simply mixing water and grinding up paper, a pulp can be made which can be added with other materials to make all paper materials. This is because paper is made of natural trees. Certain trees have either smooth or rough cellulose fibers. By using different mixing ratios, any type of paper that is desired can be made because they were once trees, paper cups or any other paper product decompose in the environment in the shortest amount of time and therefore, should be used more compared to plastic and Styrofoam cups. | P a g e 11 Some of the most important benefits of using these disposable cups are elaborated below. Eco-friendly | P a g e 11 As these containers are basically made of disposable material, it decomposes quite easily. It is also easy to recycle this material. Moreover, it is easy to crumple these disposable containers compared to the plastic ones. Hence it is Eco Friendly product. Biodegradable Biodegradable meaning they break down over a period without harming the environment. The product is capable of being decomposed by the action of biological agents, especially bacteria. Material that is left to itself will be decomposed by natural processes. The use of biodegradable packaging is supposed to reduce the volume of waste in landfills. It is made of natural trees and so it does not contain any toxic element. Plastic containers, however, don't degrade for many years. Because of the significant volume of containers produced, the impact on landfills is also a concern. Recyclable These disposable cups or containers are recyclable. A pulp can be made with a mixture of paper and water. This pulp can be used to manufacture paper board once again. | P a g e 12 Safe Compared to the plastic and Styrofoam containers or cups, these cups are safe to use while consuming hot and cold beverages. Light Weight Most of the people prefer to use these containers as it is light in weight. It can therefore be carried around quite easily. Different types of beverage dispensers/vending machines are used in hospitals, restaurants and offices that help to store and dispense beverages. These dispensers are available in different varieties.
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