Create the future of your packaging at London Packaging Week
Packaging Solutions
London Packaging Week will resume its role in identifying the major forces and emerging trends that will shape the luxury and premium sectors over the next decade.
London Packaging Week, renowned as one of the premier exhibitions for sustainable and stylish packaging solutions worldwide, will return to ExCeL London later this year with its organisers promising a 'world of packaging excellence'.
Registrations to attend the two day event, which will take place on 11 and 12 September, are set to open in the coming weeks, with over 190 exhibitors being promised a vision for premium and luxury packaging.
The ExCeL, which remains the ultimate platform for packaging businesses to showcase their products, will host four co-located events – Packaging Première, PCD, PLD, and Food & Consumer Pack.
Packaging Première connects designers and manufacturers of luxury packaging with the major international brands, PCD is a premier event brand for the beauty packaging community, PLD defines the future of packaging for all types of premium and luxury drinks, and Food & Consumer Pack is designed to drive packaging innovation across the £200 billion market for everyday food, drinks and FMCG products.
‘London Packaging Week is where innovation meets collaboration, and the packaging industry comes alive,’ said James Montero MacColl, senior marketing manager at Easyfairs.
‘The event goes well beyond the traditional exhibition format with bespoke workshops, seminars, and awards, allowing you to explore the latest packaging developments and learn from industry experts. So, whether you are looking to boost your business growth and place your business at the forefront of the packaging community or discover suppliers, products, and knowledge to create the future of your next innovation, you can't afford to miss it.
‘There is a reason London Packaging Week remains the beating heart of a global network of brands, innovators, designers and creators – its credentials in breaking down what the next 12 months and beyond have in store for the world of packaging design, branding, and material innovation, are second to none.’
