Mingjie Group to Exhibit at IFAT Brasil & IFAT Africa 2027

09
22,
2026
Author:mingjie

The markets for solid waste resource recovery in Latin America and Africa are rapidly expanding, driven by a growing demand for low-carbon waste treatment solutions. As a specialized pyrolysis plant manufacturer, Mingjie Group will participate in the 2027 editions of IFAT Brasil and IFAT Africa—two premier regional environmental trade fairs. We will showcase our advanced fully continuous pyrolysis technology and circular economy solutions, engaging with project developers and investors to explore practical pathways for resource recovery, carbon emission reduction, and the high-value utilization of end-products.

IFAT Brasil 2027

Date: June 23–25, 2027

Venue: Expo Center Norte, São Paulo, Brazil

IFAT Africa 2027

Date: July 6–8, 2027

Venue: Gallagher Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa

Mingjie Group to Exhibit at IFAT Brasil & IFAT Africa 2027

Why Choose IFAT Brasil & IFAT Africa 2027?

Organized by Messe München, IFAT Brasil debuted in 2024 and immediately established itself as a central platform for the environmental technology market in Latin America. Featuring approximately 395 exhibitors and an anticipated 27,000 visitors, the event focuses on equipment and technologies for water treatment, solid waste management, gas treatment, and recycling. Mingjie pyrolysis plant is suitable for processing a wide range of solid waste, including waste tires, plastics, sewage sludge, and agricultural and forestry waste.

IFAT Africa is also organized by Messe München, hosting around 406 exhibitors and attracting approximately 17,800 visitors. Its solid waste section covers areas such as waste treatment, recycling, and waste-to-energy solutions. With mounting pressure to manage plastic and tire waste across Africa, pyrolysis technology is garnering significant interest from local governments and enterprises. Companies in West Africa have already initiated plans to build networks of pyrolysis processing units and are actively seeking international equipment partners.

Pyrolysis Plant Solutions for Solid Waste Treatment

At the 2027 IFAT Brasil and IFAT Africa exhibitions, we will showcase our modular continuous pyrolysis plants. These comprehensive systems cover the entire process, including feedstock pre-treatment, the core pyrolysis reactor, oil/gas purification, char collection, and tail-gas treatment.

Our continuous pyrolysis plant offers advantages such as broad feedstock adaptability, stable operation, controllable energy consumption, and regulatory compliance. We provide customized production line solutions tailored to the specific characteristics of local feedstocks. We also offer full-lifecycle services, including project feasibility assessments, process design, equipment manufacturing, on-site installation and commissioning, operational training, and technical support. This approach helps clients minimize risks associated with implementing overseas projects.

Our technical solutions cater to a wide range of applications, including waste tire pyrolysis for oil recovery, waste plastic recycling, biomass carbonization, the treatment of oily sludge and sewage sludge, and energy recovery from agricultural and forestry waste. We support compliance with sustainability certifications (such as ISCC), help biochar projects generate carbon credits, and ensure alignment with the increasingly stringent environmental regulations and low-carbon development requirements in Latin America and Africa.

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