Quality depends on two factors: material purity (60%) and processing technology (40%).
Purity means single material, consistent color, and stable source.
Processing includes sorting, washing, filtration, and mixing to ensure stable quality.
TieUs is a Taiwan company with 30+ years experience in recycled plastic and compounding. ...more

PCR (Post-Consumer Recycled Resin) and PIR (Post-Industrial Recycled Resin) are the two main types of recycled plastics. PCR offers stable supply and competitive pricing, while PIR provides cleaner and more consistent material quality. With over 30 years of experience, TieUs delivers high-quality recycled plastic solutions with reliable supply and performance. ...more

After Vietnam’s 2024 ban on scrap plastic imports, recycled material shortages have intensified amid rising virgin resin prices and growing PCR/PIR demand. With 30 years of experience, TieUs provides stable, high-quality, and cost-effective recycled plastics, helping manufacturers maintain supply and competitiveness. ...more

Date：09th-12th September 2026
Location：Saigon Exhibition and Convention Cente
Booth No.: A202
Official Website: https://vietnamplas.chanchao.com.tw/ ...more

Date：1th-4th JULY 2026
Location：VIETNAM EXPOSITION CENTER (VEC)
Booth No.: J07
Official Website: https://hanoiplas.chanchao.com.tw/ ...more

Date：13th-16th MAY 2026
Location：Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre (BITEC)(HALL 100)
Booth No.: AH 20
Official Website: http://www.plasticsrubberthailand.com/ ...more

At the beginning of this year, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced a “reciprocal tariff” policy that sent shockwaves across the globe. As the United States’ sixth-largest trade deficit partner, Taiwan inevitably became one of the first affected countries. Facing an initial proposed tariff of up to 32%, the Taiwanese government actively engaged in negotiations with Washington and eventually succeeded in lowering the rate to 20% by early August — a reduction of 12 percentage points. ...more

Taiwan will implement a carbon fee program starting January 1, 2025, charging up to NT$300 (US$9.31) per metric ton of carbon emissions for the biggest carbon emitters. ...more

Date：4th-7th JUNE 2025
Location：Hanoi International Exhibition Center (I.C.E)
Booth No.: 114
Official Website: https://hanoiplas.chanchao.com.tw/en ...more