Event brought together major players in the market

March, 31, 2025 - At Plástico Brasil 2025, major Brazilian and global brands presented solutions, machines and trends, making the fair a strategic meeting for businesses, networking and display of trends that should shape the future of the industry. During its five days, from March 24 to 28, more than 55,000 visitors attended the show, as reported by the event organizers.

“Plástico Brasil is the most important fair in the sector”, said Amilton Mainard, president of the Chamber of Machinery and Accessories for the Plastics Industry of Abimaq, highlighting the presence of visitors from all continents and the essential role of the event for the plastics industry. He emphasized that the fourth edition of the fair has become even more complete, bringing together the entire supply chain and also more innovation.

“At Plástico Brasil, the plastics sector finds everything it needs for its factories,” says Gino Paulucci Junior, chairman of the Board of Abimaq. Paulucci claimed Plastico Brasil “has been growing exponentially in terms of exhibition area" and stressed that “today, fairs have to generate business” while also highlighting the success of the fourth edition of the exhibition.

According to Paulucci, Plástico Brasil is an opportunity to explore the various applications of plastics and also to discuss its role in a sustainable economy. “We believe that plastics plays an active role in improving production processes and educating society on the importance of proper disposal of waste, in order to advance a Circular Economy. The fair is a showcase for the circular transformation, promoting the exchange of expertise among sectors and highlighting technological and educational initiatives that drive recycling and sustainability. As an industry, we are aware that our strengthening is essential for a solid and sustainable growth of our country”.

By developing a highly qualified audience and robust programs, Plastico Brasil has become fundamental for the growth of the plastics industry. This is what José Ricardo Roriz, president of Abiplast, emphasizes: “Events like Plastico Brasil bring together the entire production chain, promoting innovation, business and debate on strategic topics for the sector. The presence of major national and international exhibitors provides even more credibility to the fair, consolidating it as an indispensable space for the development of the market.”

With a diversified program and renowned exhibitors, the event renewed its role as one of the main drivers of the sector in Brazil, providing a favourable environment for knowledge exchange, presentation of market trends, opportunities for expansion and integration of all areas of the segment while also attracting a wide audience connected to the plastics supply chain.

Industrias Romi's director, Maurício Lopes, highlights that, in addition to updating companies and professionals on the sector's innovations, the fair is also recognized as an essential meeting point for those seeking to increase productivity and competitiveness: “Plástico Brasil is the ideal place for entrepreneurs in the sector to get in touch with the best machinery, accessories, peripherals and raw materials”, Lopes says. Indústrias Romi, a leader manufacturer of Injection Molding and Blow Molding machines in Brazil, has been exhibiting at Plástico Brasil since its first edition.

Sandra Carnevalli, director of Carnevalli, a Brazilian manufacturer of extrusion machinery and systems, highlights that the company always brings its most modern machines to the fair. According to Sandra, their new generation of extrusion systems are now connected to a cloud, which allows for remote access to productivity, consumption and energy data, as well as remote adjustments and repairs. With over six decades of history and growing presence in Latin America, Carnevalli values the ​​direct contact with the public: “Our machines are tailor-made and it is essential that clients learn what we have to offer. The fair allows us to show that Brazil has cutting-edge technology, quality and competitive prices”, says Sandra.

Rui Katsuno, CEO of MTF Termoformadoras, says that the fair has established itself as a fundamental showcase for products and brands in the plastics sector. “This fair is progressively getting better, the public is qualified and the current trend points to further growth in the next edition”, he says.

With a large worldwide presence, Arburg has been established in Brazil for 25 years. Arburg’s CEO, Alfredo Fuentes, comments: “The market is hot, specially in the food sector, which is looking for alternatives at Plástico Brasil. We are very pleased to have all players in the plastics segment under one roof”, says .

Silvio Cirisco de Oliveira, sales director at Lyondell Basell (LYB), considers Plástico Brasil to be one of the most accessible opportunities in the sector. “Directors, owners, engineers and operators come together to exchange ideas and build relationships”, says Silvio. He emphasizes that “this is a great opportunity to invest, build relationships and strengthen those connections that already exist”.

The 2025 edition saw the participation of exhibiting companies from Germany, Argentina, Austria, Canada, China, Colombia, Egypt, Ecuador, United States, Georgia, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Mexico, Portugal, United Kingdom, Sweden, Taiwan, Turkey and Vietnam. Among these, seven countries had dedicated pavilions: Germany, Austria, China, India, Italy, Switzerland and Taiwan.

The next edition of Plastico Brasil will take place in São Paulo, from March, 15 to 19, 2027.