Interpack 2023 with a wide spread of knowledge and business starts today

At Interpack, the hot topics of the industry meet the latest technologies and innovations. With more than 112 Indian exhibitors, the global processing and packaging industry will finally meet again in Düsseldorf.

04 May 2023 | By Disha Chakraborty

112 Indian exhibitors to exhibit at 2023

Thomas Dohse, director of Interpack, said: ‘‘We are ready, all our exhibitors and partners are ready to go and we look forward to providing the industry with another great trade fair.’ Interpack is an important building block in the innovation cycle of the packaging and related process industries. After a six-year break, numerous innovations for all user areas will be on display: Food, beverages, confectionery and bakery products, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, non-food and industrial goods. “We noticed very clearly the great determination of the industry to actively shape this transformation process,” Dohse continued.

From 4 to 10 May, visitors can expect numerous launches in the 18 fully booked exhibition halls and solutions from the world of packaging.

A lot is happening, especially with sustainable materials and renewable raw materials. For example, bioplastics that are biodegradable or biobased, such as those made from sugar cane, palm leaves or corn, can be seen at the trade fair. Interpack will showcase sustainable processing and packaging solutions as well as digital services that help to make production processes efficient and sustainable. 

The fourth hot topic at Interpack is product safety. The industry is already making an important contribution to reducing food waste and digital technologies are a key in this regard.

The exhibition programme is complemented by numerous specials such as the Spotlight talks & trends lecture forum with seven theme days, the Interpack Start-up Zone, the Co-Packing joint booth, several award ceremonies with exciting packaging innovations, the Save Food Highlight Route with new approaches in the fight against global food loss and waste. The show also witnesses promotion of women at Women in Packaging and Late Night during the day in the Tightly Packed TV studio.

 

 Visitor’s guide

  1. Halls 7 and 7a, 8a, 9 and 10 will focus on packaging materials, packaging supplies and packaging aids. 
  2. In Halls 8a and 9, in addition to solutions made of paper, cardboard and paperboard, there will be new, sustainable materials in variants with a focus on sustainability. 
  3. Fraunhofer Institute for process engineering and packaging will be providing information on digital training systems based on virtual reality in the VDMA Technology Lounge in Hall 4.
  4. ‘Every part counts’ is the motto of the components event, which will be held parallel to Interpack in Hall 18. Here, machine parts and accessories, automation systems and components for packaging materials are presented on around 2,400-sqm. 
  5. Finding the right match for your own business is made possible by Interpack Matchmaking. The dating platform for business connects exhibitors with visitors before, during and after the event. In this way, you can best exploit your trade fair visit’s potential. The online matchmaking tool suggests potential contacts who match the respective interests to its users. This saves time as well as increasing your own reach.

Latest Poll

Which is the sustainable packaging product among MSMEs that is most popular?

Results

Which is the sustainable packaging product among MSMEs that is most popular?

Bagasse and biodegradable boxes

 

20.0%

Corrugated boxes

 

50.0%

Paper bags

 

26.67%

Recyclable plastic (bubble wraps, bio-plastic)

 

3.33%

Total Votes : 30

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