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Printpack 2019 receives more than 100 bookings

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Printpack 2019 receives more than 100 bookings

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The Indian Printing Packaging & Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (IPAMA) received more than one hundred confirmed bookings of space for participation in the forthcoming Printpack India 2019 exhibition, slated to be held from 1-6 February 2017 at India Expo Centre, Greater Noida. Simultaneously, the organizers are getting a large number of inquiries for booking of space. IPAMA is providing early bird discount to the exhibitors. Participants can book their space by paying a nominal amount of Rs. 25,000. For the convenience of exhibitors/participants, IPAMA has fixed 31 January 2018 as the last date for availing the discount offer. It is expected that the list of early bird discount claimants will cross the figure of 200 by 31 January 2018. IPAMA is expecting more than 600 Indian and foreign exhibitors for this mega show, which has become an international hub for display of latest technology and machinery.

IPAMA is also organizing a promotional meet on 19 December in which more than 700 high-level dignitaries, decision makers, CEOs and company heads have been invited.

For promotion purposes, conferences and workshops will be organized in major cities in India after the aforesaid promotional meet. IPAMA has already been participating in a number of domestic and foreign shows for event promotion.

New segments of the printing industry have also been added in the exhibitor profile for Printpack India 2019. IPAMA has made some major changes for allocation of space to the exhibitors in comparison to Printpack’s earlier edition. Instead of hall-wise allocation, the space will be allotted segment-wise. During the exhibition, conferences, workshops and other related programs will also be organized by IPAMA in association with exhibitors, publishers and media partners.

Mahan Hazarika
Mahan Hazarika
Mahan Hazarika is the Editor of The Packman since 2017. Having spent more than a decade reporting on the printing and packaging industries, he brings a wealth of industry knowledge, perspective, and insight to his work. Outside the newsroom, Mahan is passionate about ZG music, travel, and films.

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