Saudi Plastics, Petrochem, Print & Pack Seminars 2015

Saudi Arabia | Industry

Third Party Event

01 Mar 2015 - 02 Mar 2015

The main topics to be discussed at the seminars include:  

  • Overview of the current petrochemicals market place, up to date policies and future investments being made in Saudi Arabia
  • Exploring chemical technological developments and advancements in Saudi Arabia
  • Developing high-performance polyolefin end Products
  • Managing costs and expanding local product lines effectively
  • Examining supply chain distribution infrastructure challenges
  • Overview of the latest global and regional cutting edge trends in plastic applications
  • Exploring the latest trends and international legislation in food packaging and printing technologies and applications
  • Examining revolutionary applications in the healthcare and medical industries

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