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Welcome
The Recycling & Waste Management Exhibition is the UK's longest running, best attended and biggest annual event for the recycling and waste management industry.
Over 500 suppliers have signed up to exhibit at the show. Check out what's happening at the show this year here.
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Why you should attend this year
Join your peers at this year's RWM at the NEC in Birmingham from 14 to 16 September to find out how to make waste work better for you.
Whether you work within the recycling and waste management, retail or construction industries or you are a senior decision maker within a local authority, RWM 2010 has been designed to incorporate new features and seminars focused on your needs.
Keynote speakers include experts from leading organisations such as:
Develop international trade relationships
Networking opportunities with international enterprises
BE2WEEN is a free matchmaking service financed by the Specific Actions - Matchmaking Events programme. Its objective is to promote business cooperation activities among Enterprise Europe Network partners to facilitate business, technology and research agreements by implementing matchmaking events amongst enterprises.
Please register http://www.b2match.com/rwm/index.php to make an appointment for a business networking meeting with any of the listed participants.
Meet the International buyers 1-1 sessions
UK Trade & investment (UKTI) will be introducing over 30 overseas buyers to UK suppliers at a series of one to one meetings. International Buyers from 10 countries will be attending UKTI's Meet the Buyer event at RWM on Wednesday 15th September.
Find more details on our flyer here.
Please register from 9 August to book your free 1-1 introductory meetings www.meetbuyers-rwm2010.com.
Latest Show News
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Press Release: Monday September 14 2009
Coral Products - lifting the lid on kerbside waste management.
 AN innovative solution to household waste management has been launched to banish bin and recycling woes for the masses. Coral Products plc, a leading independent plastic manufacturer, has designed an... |
Industry News
Shropshire councillors unanimously reject Veolia EfW plans A unanimous vote by councillors in Shropshire has seen a planning application by Veolia Environmental Services to build a 90,000 tonne-a-year energy-from-waste (EfW) facility in Battlefield, North Shrewsbury, blocked. Leading glass reprocessor predicts market crash in the next few weeks A leading glass reprocessor has warned of an impending crash in glass prices following news that glass packaging recovery notes (PRNs) fell to £14 this week. M&S clearout event to help divert unwanted clothing from landfill High street retailer Marks & Spencer (M&S) has announced its first ever ‘One Day Wardrobe Clearout’ event, designed to reduce the amount of clothing sent to landfill.
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