CIEPF2010 Aims to be a Unique, Domestic Trade Platform for China and an Import & Export Hub for Northeast Asia  

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CIEPF2010 Aims to be a Unique, Domestic Trade Platform for China and an Import & Export Hub for Northeast Asia  

01 Jun, 2010

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2010 China International Environmental Protection Fair (CIEPF2010) the leading specialized environmental protection fair in Northern China will be held on August 27-29, 2010 at Dalian Star-Sea Convention Center in Dalian Liaoning Province China.

CIEPF is the largest Only National Professional Environmental Protection Trade Fair sponsored by Ministry of Environmental Protection P.R. China biyearly in Dalian China since 2000. Past events have attracted overseas exhibitors from America, Germany, Belgium, France, Japan, Korea, Canada, Sweden, Netherlands and another 22 countries.

CIEPF2010 aims to be a unique, domestic trade platform for China and an import & export hub for Northeast Asia. Occupying a total exhibition area of 30,000 square meters, CIEPF2010 will feature nine specialized show areas under one roof: Air Pollution Control; Water Pollution Control Technology, Production and Equipment; Waste Management; Noise and Vibration Control; Comprehensive Utilization of Resources; New Energy Resources Technology; Environmental Monitoring Instrument and Relevant Equipments; Environmental Sign Products, Green Products, Organic Food and Energy Saving Products; E.P. Financial Service, Socialized Operation of Equipment.

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