The new Envirolink Pavilion at RWM will showcase a range of companies from the North West region’s recycling and waste sector. Worth £1,064 million, this sub sector includes facility operators, service providers, technology designers, builders and engineers; as well as a growing range of companies developing products containing recycled content.

New for 2010, the show will feature a Catwalk showcasing some of the UK’s leading textile recyclers, with live debates between fashion shows, and a Waste Minimisation Zone with a “drop in surgery” where visitors can discuss their individual needs with experts in resource efficiency. Other visitor facilities introduced on the show floor this year include the RWM Restaurant offering pre-bookable table service lunches, and the Viridor Visitor Lounge designed for informal networking and internet research.

The programme in the Local Authority Seminar Theatre, sponsored by SCA Recycling and Bywaters, will cover food waste collection, recycling solutions for flats and reveal how councils are tackling commercial and industrial waste. In the Business Seminar Theatre, sponsored by TEG, a full day will be dedicated to carbon and cost reduction through minimising construction waste, and retailers can find out how packaging design and procurement can help them to achieve zero waste without sacrificing profits. Meanwhile energy from waste, wastewater reuse and carbon efficiency will be tackled in the Energy & Water Theatre sponsored by Motherwell Bridge. Expert speakers will include representatives from from the London Waste & Recycling Board, WRAP, Glenigan and Arup.

Visitors can register online now at www.rwmexhibition.com/facetime for free fast track entry to RWM 10 and take advantage of the MyRWM Show Planner, a simple online tool which creates a personalised floorplan of relevant exhibitors.