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From April 21–24, 2026, Fu Chun Shin (FCS) Group will participate in CHINAPLAS 2026 – the International Exhibition on Plastics and Rubber Industries. At the show, FCS will debut the SA Series compact injection molding machine, alongside several of its proven systems including the 5th-generation FB Series multi-component machines, CT Series all-electric multi-component machines, and FA Series precision injection molding machines.

Suplas — China's first closed-loop PET tray recycling facility, has entered trial operations in Pinghu, Zhejiang Province. This marks the expansion of food-grade recycling technology from PET bottles into more application areas. Suplas processes 28,000 tons of PET trays annually, producing food-grade PET tray flake and achieving a "tray-to-tray" closed-loop recycling.

The highly anticipated CHINAPLAS 2026 is grandly held from April 21 to 24 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center, Hongqiao, Shanghai. This exhibition focuses on the transformation and sustainable development of the rubber and plastic industry, comprehensively showcasing the latest technologies and solutions in the fields of innovative materials, intelligent manufacturing, and circular economy.

As Chinaplas 2026 enters its second day in Shanghai, optimizing production costs and enhancing equipment efficiency remain key priorities for film manufacturers attending the event. At Hall 1.1, Booth 1.1D59, the technical team from Jandi's Industrial Co., Ltd. is providing in-depth consultations on JIT-SS (Just-In-Time T-Shirt Bag Making) technology to help enterprises optimize their production structures.

The EU’s new packaging rules take full effect this August. Here’s what it means for your PP woven bag line — and how to visit us at Hall 1.1, Booth F53. The Packaging Rulebook Just Changed. Is Your Line Ready? On 12 August 2026, the EU’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) moves from paper into practice. Every bag entering the European market will need to be designed for recyclability, meet strict material standards, and — increasingly — incorporate recycled content.

If you are running high-barrier packaging film, the math is becoming brutal. With global PP and PE resin prices surging by 24% earlier this year due to regional conflicts and supply chain disruptions, every gram of wasted barrier material eats directly into your net profit. At these astronomical costs, uneven film thickness at high extrusion speeds isn't just a quality control hiccup—it is a catastrophic margin killer.

A packaging plant in Poland just lost its third shift supervisor this quarter — the second experienced operator to retire since January. Meanwhile, their biggest EU client is demanding 50% post-consumer recycled content by Q1 2027, and every test run with high-PCR feedstock ends in the same frustrating cycle: unstable melt pressure, air bubbles in the sheet, and a scrap bin that fills up faster than the finished goods pallet.  

The global economy is currently facing multiple challenges, with geopolitical tensions in the Middle East causing fluctuations in international crude oil prices. This, in turn, has driven up the production costs of petroleum-based plastics and introduced new dynamics to the stability of global plastics and rubber supply chains. In such an uncertain environment, many chemicals & materials buyers often adopt a wait-and-see approach.