Welcome to the future of circular trade and sustainable production in the UK.
The Circular Trade & Production Expo 2025 is organised by Eljays44, a well-established and respected media company with over 12 years of experience in organising high-quality trade exhibitions.
Our portfolio includes 8 award-winning global events across the UK, Europe, and North America. We are proud to announce the Circular Trade & Production Expo, a premier B2B event that brings together industry leaders, innovators, and decision-makers.
Our event showcases cutting-edge technologies, groundbreaking concepts, and revolutionary ideas that are shaping the future of sustainable manufacturing, circular economy initiatives, and resource-efficient production. We also host insightful seminars, interactive zones, and networking sessions that foster collaboration and drive industry progress.
Rob Dwyer, Event Director, Circular Trade & Production Expo 2025
Our groundbreaking vision and relentless pursuit of excellence in circular production has established the Circular Trade & Production Expo as the most innovative and forward-thinking event in the industry. We're pioneering revolutionary approaches and showcasing cutting-edge solutions that are transforming the future of sustainable manufacturing. As we look ahead, we're excited to unveil unprecedented opportunities and breakthrough technologies in this rapidly evolving sector.
We are driven to grow, evolve, and raise the profile of this vital transition towards a circular economy.
Innovative production methods and sustainable manufacturing practices play a pivotal role in shaping the future of industry, a fact underscored by recent global events, which highlighted the value of resilient and sustainable supply chains.
Join us as we continue to propel the circular trade industry forward, setting new standards for sustainable production in the UK and beyond.
The acceleration of circular trade & production in the UK is critical for three key reasons:
Environmental Urgency and Policy Alignment
With increasing environmental pressures and ambitious net-zero targets, the UK must transition to circular production models now to meet its sustainability commitments and maintain its global leadership position.
