ABOUT THE EXHIBITION


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8
Edition
01 - 03
Oct 2024
KICC,
Nairobi



With 8 successful editions, COMPLAST Kenya is all set to mark an even even better success rate in 2024. The Kenyan government has recognized the importance of the plastic industry and has provided support through policies and incentives. This favorable business environment creates a conducive atmosphere for companies to grow their businesses and explore new opportunities in the market.

COMPLAST Kenya includes seminars, workshops, and panel discussions that provide valuable insights into market trends, regulations, and best practices in the plastic industry. This educational component can help companies stay updated and informed about the industry's latest developments.

This exhibition is a premier platform for manufacturers, suppliers, traders, and service providers in the plastics and other allied industries to showcase their Machinery, products and services to potential customers from various sectors. The exhibition covers a wide range of products and services, including raw materials, machinery and equipment, finished products, and services such as recycling, testing, and certification.

Exhibiting at COMPLAST Kenya offers a unique opportunity for international businesses to access the East African market, which is a region with a population of over 350 million people. Kenya, as the largest economy in the region, is considered the gateway to East Africa and serves as a hub for trade and investment.

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Exhibit at Complast Kenya

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BENEFITS

The East African market, particularly Kenya, presents immense potential for growth in the plastics industry, making it an ideal location for exhibitions such as COMPLAST Kenya. Here are a few factors contributing to the potential of the East African market: