The France Lyon Plastics and Rubber Exhibition (FIP) is dedicated to the display of proprietary technologies in the plastics, composites, and rubber industries, as well as the latest developments in plastic and electronic products. (The content of this article is owned by Juzhan, unauthorized forwarding is prohibited)

The French Lyon Plastics and Rubber Exhibition (FIP) gathers the entire ecosystem together, showcasing different technological ecosystems for plastic processing: injection, extrusion, rotomolding, blow molding, thermoforming, mechanical processing. It mainly attracts integrated processors, decision-makers opening up markets, plastic, plastic recycling environmental protection, rubber composite material producers, and other customer groups.

As world trade continues to grow, the European plastics market has experienced rapid development, with the plastics machinery industry gradually playing a significant role. Due to the continuous promotion of new materials and new processes, the performance of plastic materials in hardness, heat resistance, toughness, etc., is constantly improving, and more and more European industries are using plastic materials for packaging instead of traditional paper, glass, and metal packaging.

In recent years, there has been a huge leap in the French plastics products market, with sales reaching 25.8 billion, ranking fourth globally. France is the international economic center, international information center, international exhibition center, international fashion cultural center of Europe, and the second largest consumer market in the EU. The French plastics industry ranks second in Europe (Germany first, Italy and the UK follow), fourth in the world (behind the United States, Japan, Germany). Currently, there are approximately 4,000 plastic processing enterprises in France, with the output of the plastic processing industry ranking fourth in the world, comparable to Germany, but the plastic processing equipment industry is relatively weak compared to other European countries, exacerbated by the high euro exchange rate, therefore, for Chinese enterprises, the French Lyon Plastics and Rubber Exhibition (FIP) presents clear business opportunities.