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Established by Royal Decree in 2002, the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (also known as TCEB) is a public organization tasked with promoting and developing business events in Thailand. Since 2004, TCEB has worked toward establishing Thailand as Asia\'s premier business events destination, by providing flexible, service-oriented support to meeting-goers, incentives winners, convention attendees and exhibition participants.
For more information, please visit www.businesseventsthailand.com/
For more information, please visit www.mhesi.go.th/
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Association of Japan Plastics Machinery (JPM) is an only association of the major manufacturers of plastics and rubber processing machinery representing Japan.
For more information, please visit www.a-jpm.jp/
The Philippine Plastics Industry Association, Inc. is a non-profit organization who stands as the voice of local downstream plastics industry. It was formed on January 18, 1970 with the aim of promoting the cooperation and understanding amongst plastic product manufacturers in the country. Today, PPIA has 161 members, who are engaged in molding, extrusion, weaving, lamination, and recycling. Forty one of them are advisers who supply raw material, technology and machinery that are imperative for industry’s business operations. The Association carries a reputation for upholding the industry’s interest in key polices and legislations, particularly on customs and tariff rules, environmental laws and regulations, power and energy issues, labor concerns, and product standards among others. The association is actively involved in addressing environmental issues and pursuing scientific and fact-based policies on issues affecting the health of the industry, its products, and the environment. To ensure the competitiveness of the plastics industry, PPIA continues to uphold the principle of a fair and equal level playing field by disputing any forms of tariff distortion in the industry.
For more information, please visit www.thaiplastics.org/en/index.php
RTEC (Rubber Technology Research Centre) is a Centre of Excellence of the Faculty of Science, Mahidol University, specialising in the science, technology and engineering of rubbers.
For more information, please visit www.sc.mahidol.ac.th/rtec/en/about.html
Founded in February 26, 1993 as a club of entrepreneurs in FRP, industry, under the facilitation and collaboration of Department of industrial Promotion and Division of Industrial Service. After a while, the club acquired more members until March 20, 1995 when the club proposed the letter to “Office of National Culture Commission” and registered as the Association under the name “Thai Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Industry Association, which later on changed to “Thai Composites Association” with the goal to develop and create competitive advantages of Thai composite industry in global arena.
For more information, please visit fiberglassthai.com/
For more information, please visit www.thaisubcon.com/
Thai Tool and Die Industry Forum was formed in 1989 and was subsequently upgraded to become the Thai Tool and Die Industry Association in 1992, with the aim to be a core center for Mould and Die Industry. Now TDIA has about 500 members and a Board of Directors which is comprised of 15 people.
For more information, please visit www.tdia.or.th/
The Thai-German Institute is a joint initiative of the Government of the Kingdom of Thailand and the Government of the Federal Republic of German, the aim was to be an effective training center for transferring advanced manufacturing technology to Thai industry. It was set up as an autonomous body outside the formal education system with its operation under the supervision of the Foundation for Industrial Development and a broad oversight by the Ministry of Industry.
For more information, please visit www.tgi.or.th/en/