• Interpack is back: the international home of innovation in packaging and processing.
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If you're still deciding whether to attend Interpack, and are looking for advice and assistance with travel planning, look no further than Messe Reps, the Australian contact point for show organiser Messe Dusseldorf.

After six years and a forced absence during the pandemic, the world's bigest trade fair for the packaging industry and related process industries is up and running again, and set to take place from 4-10 May at Messe Dusseldorf showgrounds in Dusseldorf, Germany. When the global packaging industry meets in Dusseldorf, when innovations along the entire value chain are presented, and the top trends are discussed, then you know its Interpack.

Interpack is a global trendsetter for the future themes of the industry. From sustainability to digitilisation, what is reality tomorrow will be presented at Interpack -- this is what makes Interpack a not-to-miss global event.

The focus is on packaging materials, packaging machines and related process technology for the food, beverage, confectionery, bakery, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, non-food and industrial goods sectors.

The show covers a vast expanse -- its 18 halls are all fully booked out, and are complemented by targeted exhibition areas, new sepcailty shows, and foirums demonstrating the industry's innovative prowess. 

Information on Interpack, including a list of exhibitors, an interactive hall plan, and how to buy tickets can be found at www.interpack.com.

Messe Reps is your contact in Australia for Interpack. Information is available on trade fairs and Dusseldorf on the website messereps.com who can also assist you with travel planning and finding accommodation.

This year, the Australian Packaging & Processing Machinery Association (APPMA) and PKN Packaging News, in collaboration with Interpack organisers, will be hosting a networking drinks event on the afternoon of 5 May. The event is is open to APPMA and non-APPMA members. More details will be available soon on the APPMA website, but in the meantime, mark the date in your calendars. Queries about the event can be directed to Denni Egan (denni@appma.com.au).

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