Sugarex Thailand 2021

Asia | Agriculture

Third Party Event

02 Nov 2021 - 03 Nov 2021

Sugarex Thailand 2021 held every year is 3rd of the Asia’s largest specialized sugar, sugarcane and bioethanol technology event that brings together an international congregation of sugar companies and also its supporting industries gathered in Thailand to showcase the latest developments in the world sugar, sugarcane and bioethanol industry.
 
Fireworks Exhibitions and Conferences which boasts of a proven track record in the South East Asia region for agriculture events such as the world’s largest palm oil event, PALMEX Indonesia and other agriculture events such as PALMEX Thailand, PALMEX Malaysia, PALMEX Sarawak, SugarTech Indonesia and Sugarex Vietnam. Fireworks Trade Media Group is the organizer of this massive international Sugar and Bioethanol technology event.
 
Opportunities In The Thai Sugar Industry

  • Thai sugar companies Looking For Upgrades of Machinery and tractors.
  • Thai sugar farmers on the lookout for latest harvesting tools and equipment. Including the latest planting methods, fertilizers and planting solutions.
  • Thai sugar mills looking for parts and technology upgrades.
  • Thai sugar refineries looking for upgrades and maintenance solutions.
  • Thai sugar companies exploring biogas and bioethanol technology potential.
  • Thai sugar companies finding solutions for wastewater treatment.

 
For more information, visit our official website or follow us on Facebook. You can also contact thru the following details below:
E-mail : thai@asiafireworks.com
Tel : (+66) 2 513 1418

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