ASEAN Ceramics 2023 - The largest annual gathering of ceramics professionals in Southeast Asia

The 7th ASEAN Ceramics 2023 exhibition took place from November 28 to 30 at the Hanoi International Exhibition Center, attracting more than 200 companies and brands to exhibit.

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Opening of the 7th ASEAN Ceramics 2023 Exhibition. (Source: Organizing Committee)

Organized by MMI Asia, a member of Messe München GmbH (Germany) and the Vietnam Building Ceramics Association (VIBCA), with the consultancy of Asia Exhibition Services (AES), ASEAN Ceramics 2023 is considered one of the leading international exhibitions on machinery, technology and raw materials for the production of tiles, sanitary ware, household ceramics, fired clay tiles and high-end ceramics in Asia and Southeast Asia.

Attracting over 200 exhibiting companies and brands, along with over 3,000 domestic and international trade visitors and buyers at the three-day event, the Exhibition promises to be the largest annual gathering of ceramics professionals in Southeast Asia.

With the theme Building a sustainable future, innovation and green manufacturing efficiency through digitalization, automation, alternative fuels, energy recovery, loss and waste reduction , the Exhibition emphasizes the key role of sustainability and technological advancement in promoting the development of the ceramic industry, creating a dynamic playground bringing together the world's leading suppliers and leading manufacturers in Southeast Asia.

At the same time, stimulate trade cooperation, facilitate technical exchange and encourage continuous technology investment to improve ceramic quality standards to meet the strict requirements of the international market.

ASEAN Ceramics 2023 will feature national pavilions from China, Italy, Korea and Vietnam, offering a rich experience across various fields in the ceramics industry.

The presence of ASEAN Ceramics in Vietnam demonstrates the growing role of Southeast Asia in the global ceramic development picture. This is not only a regional event but also an international platform that attracts many participants and visitors from all over the world. This international exchange brings great value to manufacturers and suppliers in Southeast Asia, opening the door to cooperation to new markets.

Mr. Michael Wilton, CEO of Messe München/MMI Asia, the exhibition organizer, said that ASEAN Ceramics 2023 will promote the development of the regional and Vietnamese ceramics industry, bringing great value to manufacturers and suppliers in Southeast Asia, opening the door to cooperation with new markets.

Consistently ranked in the top 10 largest ceramic producing countries in the world, Vietnam is becoming an attractive destination for international machinery and raw material suppliers in the industry. (Source: BTC)

According to the Vietnam Building Ceramics Association (VIBCA), the Southeast Asian ceramic industry is witnessing rapid growth, in which Vietnam is a country with large production capacity, reaching more than 800 million ^m2 of tiles and 24 million sanitary ceramic products. Vietnam is continuously in the top 10 largest ceramic producing countries in the world, becoming an attractive destination for international machinery and raw material suppliers.

At the core of ASEAN Ceramics 2023 is the intersection of technological innovation and sustainability in the ceramics industry with many revolutionary technological advances in production. Among them, digitalization and automation solutions have streamlined production processes, significantly improving efficiency and product quality.

These improvements not only reduce manufacturing costs but also reduce defects and waste, not only maintaining competitiveness but also contributing to a greener and more sustainable future.

Alternative fuels and energy recovery solutions are also an important theme of this exhibition. The ceramics industry has long been known for its energy-intensive processes, so finding sustainable alternatives is particularly important.

The exhibition also delves into strategies for reducing loss and waste throughout the ceramics production process. By addressing these challenges, the ceramics industry can reduce its ecological footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future.

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