• Educational sessions will also be presented on the show floor, with companies sharing their reusables experience in the food service, automotive, and furniture manufacturing industries.
    Educational sessions will also be presented on the show floor, with companies sharing their reusables experience in the food service, automotive, and furniture manufacturing industries.
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Pack Expo: Reusables wisdom

8 September 2015

Questions about reusable packaging will be answered at Pack Expo in Las Vegas this month.

The Reusable Packaging Pavilion and Reusables Learning Centre will be located in the South Hall, with 33 suppliers of reusable packaging solutions on hand to share their wisdom.

Educational sessions will also be presented on the show floor, with companies sharing their reusables experience in the food service, automotive, and furniture manufacturing industries.

The Reusable Packaging Association will discuss sanitation guidelines and ways to start a reusable packaging program.

Another topic of discussion will include the impact of automation and e-commerce on the supply chain, with guidelines on selecting the optimum reusable solution.

Pack Expo Las Vegas will be held from 28 to 30 September. Register before Monday 14 September for an early bird rate.

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