IntraPac India set to return in December

The Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (IPAMA) announced the second edition of IntraPac India 2025. The announcement follows the debut of the inaugural edition, establishing IntraPac India as a crucial fixture for the machinery and materials industry.

The 2024 inaugural edition featured 175 exhibitors and attracted 13,065 business visitors across 10,335-square-metres of exhibition space. Leveraging this momentum, IPAMA is confident that IntraPac India 2025 will be larger in scale and impactful in driving innovation and collaboration. The exhibition is designed to address the entire spectrum of the Indian packaging sector.

IntraPac India 2025 is set to showcase the complete packaging value chain, making it relevant to the printing and converting fraternity. The exhibition profile will encompass all packaging solutions, including plastic, metal, glass, and paper packaging, along with categories like mono cartons and corrugated packaging.

It will feature machinery and devices for sectors such as food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics, alongside packaging materials, consumables, and services. Key technology segments for efficiency and quality control, such as automation, robotics, logistics, and traceability systems, will also be prominently displayed.

IPAMA’s primary objective for organising IntraPac India is to advance and support the growth of the Indian packaging machinery industry. The event seeks to enhance the industry’s capabilities to compete in the international market by exploring possibilities for Indian products based on the latest technology and affordable costs. The 2025 exhibition will focus on sustainability, biodegradable packaging, and smart, tech-enabled packaging solutions.