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Indian Institute of Packaging extends support to PackVision Expo 2025

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Indian Institute of Packaging extends support to PackVision Expo 2025

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The Indian Institute of Packaging (IIP), the apex body in the field of packaging in India, has extended its valuable support to the 2nd edition of PackVision Expo, focused on the complete packaging machinery, materials & technology exhibition, scheduled for 16-18 May 2025 at Pune International Exhibition & Convention Centre, Moshi, Pune, Maharashtra.

Building on its previous success, PackVision Expo 2025 has grown exponentially, now three times bigger than its earlier edition. The exhibition will take place at a brand-new venue, expanding across 10,000 sqm of exhibition space and bringing together 225+ exhibitors and 9,000+ buyers over three action-packed days.

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Shri Shekhar Amberkar, assistant director at Indian Institute of Packaging, said, “It would be a wonderful opportunity to be a part of this mega event in order to promote the packaging industry and activities of IIP. We wish all the success to PackVision Expo 2025.”

With the unwavering support of IIP, PackVision Expo will serve as a premier platform for industry professionals, manufacturers, suppliers, and decision-makers to explore cutting-edge packaging innovations, sustainable solutions, and emerging trends. The event will feature an extensive lineup of exhibitors, showcasing the latest technologies and advancements in packaging materials, machinery, and automation.

In addition to the exhibition, PackVision Expo 2025 will host a high-level conference – PackVision Summit to bring industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to discuss key challenges and opportunities in the packaging sector. The conference will cover critical topics such as sustainable packaging solutions, regulatory updates, digital transformation in packaging, and the future of smart packaging. Another power-packed conference, India Food & Beverage Manufacturing Summit on day two will deliberate on food packaging, food processing and allied subjects.

Jasmine Chopra, portfolio director of PackVision Expo, said, “We are pleased to receive the support of the Indian Institute of Packaging, a distinguished institution that has been instrumental in shaping India’s packaging landscape. With this collaboration, PackVision Expo is poised to offer an even more dynamic and insightful experience for stakeholders in the industry.”

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