The focus: The International Old Klettstofftag 2025 invites you!

The focus: The International Old Klettstofftag 2025 invites you!

Dresden, Deutschland - Dresden is faced with an exciting event: From June 24th to 25th, 2025 the 27. International old future day , organized by BVSE- Fachverband plastic recycling . The location of this important event is our beautiful Dresden, and more than 300 participants from business, science and administration will attract. This year's key topic, "Plastic recycling: Out of the crisis, purely into the future", could not be more suitable in view of the increasing demand for raw materials and the challenges in plastic recycling.

The old future of the old plastic is aimed at developing solutions for the current crisis in plastic recycling. At the opening on June 24th at 1 p.m. Eric Rehbock , the managing director of BVSE, will keep the opening speech. The keynote is given by ton Emanan , President of Plastics Recyclers Europe. It is discussed about the effects of new legal framework conditions on plastic utilization. For this purpose, renowned specialists such as Gunda Rachut from the Central Office Foundation Packaging Register and Bettina Rechenberg from the Federal Environment Agency will contribute.

creative workshops and networking

The first day of the event is also enriched with interesting workshops. Among other things, a workshop on the market structures and legal framework in Poland is on the program, as well as an exciting analysis of market prices and query forecasts for 2030.

On the second day, June 25th, a workshop will continue with a "plastic product design in interdisciplinary dialogue". The focus here is on the sorting design, the use of recyclates and innovative recycling processes.

background to the circular economy

at a time when global raw material extraction is three times as high as five decades ago and the need for raw materials could increase up to 190 billion tons by 2060, a rethink is necessary. According to Environmental Federal Agency , the competition for natural resources has become more intensive and around 50 % of greenhouse gas emissions arise from the raw material economy. The negative effects on our environment are increasing, and just under 9 % of the raw material requirement is currently covered by secondary raw materials.

The new circular economy, which is also anchored in the European Green Deal, strives for a climate -neutral and resource -saving economy. Innovative approaches to resource -saving product design, recycling and reuse are of central importance. Research Institutes work intensively on optimizing resource use and the development of sustainable products.

The participants on the International old plastic day have the opportunity to find out more about the latest developments in the plastics industry. An exhibitor area will offer further insights into technologies and services that shape the future of plastic recycling. The aim is to promote the future viability of the plastic recycling through exchange and commitment.

Further information on registration and the program can be found here . The old future day will certainly make an important contribution to discussion about sustainable solutions in the field of plastic recycling and is an event that should not be missed!