The K 2025 Düsseldorf Plastics and Rubber Fair opened its doors on October 8. Held every three years in Germany, it stands out as one of the most important international gatherings for the sector. PLASFED President Ömer Karadeniz is following the event closely, engaging with Turkish companies and continuing to gauge the pulse of the industry.
K 2025 Düsseldorf Plastics and Rubber Fair is being held in Germany as one of the most prestigious international gatherings for the sector. Turkish plastic manufacturers are taking a strong part in the fair, and PLASFED Chairman Ömer Karadeniz is closely following the event. Karadeniz, by meeting Turkish companies on the fairgrounds, is keeping a finger on the sector's pulse, listening to producers’ views on exports, technology and collaboration opportunities.
K 2025 is drawing attention as one of the most important international organizations shaping the future of the plastics and rubber industry. The fair, held every three years, brings thousands of participants from around the world together, serving as a hub where the latest technologies, sustainable materials and investment opportunities are showcased. This year, with themes of energy efficiency, circular economy and green transformation in the foreground, Turkish firms’ high production quality and innovative solutions are attracting intense interest from international visitors.
In his assessment of the fair, PLASFED President Ömer Karadeniz emphasized that the Turkish plastics sector has increasingly strong global competitive power year by year. He said, “The K 2025 Fair is not only an event where new technologies are showcased, but also a vision platform that shapes the future of the sector. Our Turkish manufacturers are actively represented here and stand out with high value-added production and innovative capabilities. Turkey is no longer simply a producer in this field, but has risen to a solution partner.”
Karadeniz also stated that the meetings at the fair offer important opportunities for sectoral cooperation, adding, “Interest in the Turkish plastics sector in Europe is increasing. We have a structure that quickly adapts to technology, develops environmentally friendly production models, and continuously raises quality standards. This makes Turkey an indispensable actor in the global value chain.”
Translated by Artificial Intelligence
