The headline in this issue is on Chinaplas 2011, which was held in Guangzhou, China. PCL’s P-Mates reporter Winnie Ho turned it into an article.
Thank you, Winnie san.

Until now, P-Mates headline and special topics articles have been written primarily by PPC reporters. But from now on we’ll be collaborating with P-Mates reporters around the world so that each time we can bring readers articles with the best perspective on the topic at hand.
We’re counting on all of the reporters in the Polyplastics Group to provide us with great future articles.

I felt that Polyplastics’ booth at this year’s Chinaplas was far superior to the booths of other companies in terms of customer attraction and design. I think this can be attributed to good planning and the efforts of all of the members who participated in the project. Thanks to everyone for your hard work.

For each Chinaplas, an original novelty gift is prepared. The gift this time, a memo pad in the shape of a green apple, was my favorite one. It not only matched the booth concept but makes a cute desktop object, so after being brought back as a reference it was really popular in Japan!

P-Mates is waiting to hear your views.
Don’t hesitate to contact us at erina.endoh@polyplastics.com.

Editor of P-Mates
Erina Endoh