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On 29 and 30 March 2023, the new trade fair year will also begin in Dortmund for the world of bulk solids, processes and recycling. For the spring date, the combination of the three trade fairs Solids, Recycling Technology and Pumps & Valves promises not only renowned exhibitors but also a high-quality supporting programme. Well-founded expert lectures and planned theme routes will inform the trade public about trends and solutions focusing on sustainability, digitalisation and process optimisation. By presenting live explosions on the open-air site, the organiser will set additional highlights for the visitors. The starting signal for registration has been given It is already clear that a visit to the technology fairs in the spring will once again be worthwhile. Online registration for Solids, Recycling-Technik and Pumps & Valves on 29 and 30 March in Dortmund is open and anyone who wants to benefit from the strong programme should secure their trade fair ticket right away.

On 29 and 30 March 2023, Messe Dortmund will once again be dedicated to solids handling, pumps & valves and recycling. After their debut as a third event, the Solids, Recycling Technology and Pumps & Valves trade fairs will once again show the way to a more sustainable future next spring. Visitors and exhibitors alike will benefit from the synergies of the three trade fairs, especially in the areas of mechanical recycling, sorting and digitalisation. ”Against the backdrop of increasing raw material scarcity, greater environmental impact and rising energy costs, the pressure on industries remains high. The call for sustainable, more recycling-oriented and energy-efficient products is getting louder and companies are challenged to quickly lay the foundations for this,” says Anna Lena Sandmann, Head of Events Solids, Recycling Technology and Pumps & Valves Dortmund from organiser Easyfairs Deutschland GmbH, explaining the current situation in the industries. In addition to sustainable product design and energy-saving processes, recycling plays an important role. Decision-makers are

As a new era in bulk goods dawns, find inspiration at trade shows Solids & Recycling-Technik (Dortmund) The demands placed on technologies for processing modern bulk solids are constantly rising. Today’s strategies no longer focus strictly on increases in efficiency and the careful consumption of energy and resources: Given the ubiquitous shortage of skilled workers, it has become critical to fortify processes in order to protect people, the environment and production plants. On 1 & 2 April 2020, the trade show Solids & Recycling-Technik Dortmund will address these and other challenges faced by industry – both today and tomorrow. Throughout the exhibition and in technical lectures, numerous experts will engage the visitors to encourage the exchange of knowledge and spark ideas for tackling a demanding future. The primary issues facing decision-makers in the bulk materials industry are: how to position oneself efficiently and sustainably on the market, and how to defend and maintain that position in future. Against a background of growing shortages in skilled

Dortmund's trade show attractions in 2020 (Dortmund) Solids to celebrate its 10th anniversary. For its decadal edition, the trade show Solids (previously Schüttgut) will once again take place alongside Recycling-Technik. On 1 & 2 April 2020 in Dortmund, the trade show duo will once again become a high-calibre platform for all aspects of bulk materials and recycling technologies. At the heart of the Ruhr metropolis, trade visitors can obtain comprehensive information and swap ideas about the latest trends and solutions for the industry. In addition to established specialist congresses, in-depth expert lectures and presentations will enhance the range of information on offer. The show organiser, Easyfairs, has once again employed its successful trade show concept. Competent premium partners further strengthen the attractiveness of the industry event. "With Dortmund as its location, the trade show duo has established itself auspiciously in the heart of the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, Germany's core industrial