Corporate Body

Plastics Institute of Australia Inc. (PIA) ( - c. 1989)

To
c. 1989
Functions
Association and Society or Membership Organisation
Alternative Names
  • PIA (Abbreviation)

Summary

The Plastics Institute of Australia Inc. was the association for the plastics industry in Australia. It provided a comprehensive range of services for its members - both corporate and individual - designed to promote plastics and the plastics industry. Its activities included government representation and economic development, public affairs, technical, education and training. It was established on an industry sector (division) and regional (state) basis.

It became the Plastics Industry Association Inc. about 1989.

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  - c. 1989 Plastics Institute of Australia Inc. (PIA)
       c. 1989 - Plastics Industry Association Inc.

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