Dulsco showcased a range of innovative and award-winning waste management products during its participation at the Middle East Waste Summit 2010, a dedicated event to share strategies, explore global best practices and identify companies that can deliver effective waste management solutions to the region. Middle East Waste Summit 2010 was held from May 18 to 20 at the Palladium in Dubai, gathering leading manufacturers as well as key government officials and decision makers from various private institutions.

 

Dulsco lined up an exciting array of customised products for the exhibition, including balers from highly reputed manufacturer Bramidan; the Euro Bins, which were powder-coated, 1,100-litre coloured bins with flat black coloured plastic lids; Recycling Bins from UK-based manufacturer LINPAC; and Ovetto, an innovatively designed recycling bin that has received various design awards in London and is a practical solution where there is limited space in areas such as airports, atriums at exhibitions, hotels and shopping malls.

 

Prakash Parab, Director of Dulsco Waste Management Services (WMS), said: "The Waste Summit has been an effective marketing and networking platform that allows us to better interact with potential clients and discuss in detail the strategic advantages of Dulsco's innovative waste management products. We will be presenting a range of innovative, customised and high-performing waste management solutions that cater to the different demands of diverse market segments, including real estate, contractors, hospitality, communities and municipalities. Our products have a strong track record in the regional market and we believe that our participation at the Waste Summit will further reinforce our reputation as a leading total waste management solutions provider."

 

Dulsco aimed to promote its products within different industry segments, including real estate, facility management, consultants, contractors, hospitality and retail businesses, retail developments, communities and municipalities. The company also seeked to penetrate new niche markets during its participation at the Middle East Waste Summit.

 

Over 50 leading companies showcased their latest services and solutions to leading purchasers in the region during the Middle East Waste Summit. There were keynote conference sessions where leading industry experts addressed issues of strategy, implementation and best practice, while round table debates were being organised to give participants the opportunity to tackle topics in-depth and ask questions in small groups.