International Paper Technology Exhibition in Wuhan China

China Paper, the China International Paper Technology Exhibition, was founded in 2006 and has become an annual event widely recognized by the industry at home and abroad. It is jointly sponsored by the China Paper Association, the China Paper Association and the China Pulp and Paper Research Institute. In order to promote the development of my country’s paper industry, better display the scientific and technological achievements of the paper industry, and build an exchange platform between paper enterprises and related industries.

The International Paper Technology Conference, held simultaneously with China Paper, is rich in content and in line with the development trend of the times, and was well received by exhibitors and visitors. The papermaking technology exhibition has become a real brand exhibition in the field of papermaking and related fields. During the exhibition, “China International Papermaking Innovation and Development Forum” and “International Papermaking Technology Report” will also be held, as well as technical exchanges and related seminars to enrich the exhibition content and create an industrial technology event. Through a series of activities with clear themes during the exhibition, it can not only improve the professionalism of exhibition visitors and increase the number of effective professional visitors, but also promote exchanges and cooperation between national paper companies and exhibitors. Maximize during the show to better reward exhibiting customers.

China Paper’s well-known exhibitors: Valmet, Voith, ANDRITZ, China Paper Equipment, ABB, Siemens, Finland Pavilion and other industry giants all participated in the exhibition. The organizing committee will continue to maintain the characteristics of the International Paper Exhibition over the years, such as large scale, strong professionalism, high audience suitability, high seminar standards and high practicality, and will strive to make the International Paper Technology Exhibition a real exchange for exhibitors and paper companies.