TRADE SHOW
JOEST exhibits at “Letsrecycle Live” trade show in Great Britain
From the 22.-23. of May 2019, JOEST and PRM Waste Systems exhibited in Stoneleigh
Alongside nearly 200 other exhibitors, the JOEST representation PRM Waste Solutions presented various recycling solutions. The JOEST export manager supported the PRM team in sales conversations surrounding recycling. This trade show was an ideal opportunity to give interested visitors an understanding of the JOEST technology.
The latest JOEST system solutions convinced trade show visitors just as much as the well-established sorting and screening machines did. The personal conversations resulted in many new contacts that will be the foundation of future business relationships.
JOEST is proud to contribute to a cleaner environment with its recycling machines and is looking forward to further recycling trade shows.
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