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    CARY - INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry, and AFS, the American Filtration & Separations Society, are entering into a strategic partnership to create the FiltXPO 2025 conference programme.

    FiltXPO, the International Filtration Conference & Exhibition, will co-locate with IDEA 25 from April 29 to May 1, 2025, in the Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, Florida.

    The theme for FiltXPO 2025 is “The Future of Filtration: Advancing Technology, Performance & Sustainability.” T

    he two-day programme will feature technical insights into filtration innovations and technologies from industry professionals worldwide. INDA and AFS will issue a call for abstracts in the next few weeks.

    “The INDA and AFS partnership is an exciting combination. AFS’ expertise in the filtration market sector is key to producing a world-class FiltXPO conference program,” said Tony Fragnito, INDA president and CEO. “We appreciate their technical insights and ability to bring together a diverse slate of speakers discussing filtration research and science. We look forward to working with AFS.”

    Connie Rhea, executive director, AFS, added: “We feel this is a great opportunity to provide premium content and expand AFS’ reach.

    “AFS’ ability to plan a first-rate conference, combined with INDA’s ability to organise a well-respected show like FiltXPO, will create an exceptional experience for filtration professionals. We are pleased to partner with INDA and will release more information about the program in the coming months.”

     To reserve a booth, register, or sign up for sponsorships, visit https://www.filtxpo.comhttps://www.filtxpo.com

     

     

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