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August 12, 2020 07:52 AM

RubberTech China to go ahead as planned

Shahrzad Pourriahi
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    Shanghai, China – RubberTech China 2020 will take place 16-18 September in Shanghai, as previously planned, according to event organiser China United Rubber Corp (CURC).

    The 20th edition of the show will, however, be impacted by travel restrictions and health & safety concerns caused by Covid-19 pandemic.

    Some 500 exhibitors will take part in the event this year, down by 200 compared to 2019, said a CURC spokeswoman in an 11 Aug written statement to ERJ.

    All the overseas exhibitors that have not withdrawn from the event being represented by their Chinese agents or offices, she added. 

    Face masks will also be mandatory, while show visitors will be required to carry their registered ID details.  

    In addition, overseas visitors to Shanghai will need to self-quarantine for 14 days at a private accommodation or hotel.  

    As most flights are currently not operational and with strict entry policies in place, the show organisers expect the number of overseas visitors to “decrease sharply.” 

    A gala dinner to mark the 20th anniversary of the RubberTech China event has also been cancelled due to the pandemic. 

    To bridge “purchasing demand and supply” for overseas industry players, the event organisers have scheduled a free webinar on 16 Sept to showcase the latest products and technologies on display. 

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