The Brazil Solid Waste Exhibition, held October 20–22, 2026, is Latin America's flagship gathering for the solid waste recovery industry. It brings together equipment makers, engineering contractors, buyers and technical specialists from Brazil and around the world, with a shared focus on the safe treatment, volume reduction and circular reuse of solid waste. As environmental rules in Brazil tighten, demand keeps rising for recovery projects targeting biomass waste, municipal solid waste, construction debris, sludge, distiller's residues and food waste — a market that continues to open up real opportunities.
Zhengzhou Dingli exhibited at the show with a portfolio of turnkey solid waste recovery solutions built for the Latin American market. Its processing systems cover biomass waste, municipal solid waste, construction waste, sludge, distiller's residues and food waste. Backed by years of R&D and hands-on overseas project delivery, these lines handle the drying, dewatering, upgrading and conversion of high-moisture wastes. Engineered to adapt to local Brazilian operating conditions, the equipment helps clients cut waste volume and emissions while recovering value from material that would otherwise go to landfill.
At the booth, Dingli's international sales and technical team met visitors one-on-one. The team walked clients through equipment processes, energy-saving features and operating stability, and shared references from completed overseas solid waste projects. Discussions covered line selection, customized process design and day-to-day project operation, and many prospective clients moved into detailed talks on tailored production solutions, with negotiations taking place on site.
The exhibition strengthens Dingli's position in the Latin American market and raises the company's international profile. Looking ahead, Dingli will stay focused on solid waste resource utilization, keep investing in technological innovation, and continue to deliver dependable complete equipment and one-stop solutions. The company welcomes the opportunity to work with Latin American industry partners on the green, high-quality development of the region's solid waste sector.
