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INDOPLAS, INDOPRINT and INDOPACK 2018: Plastics, printing and packaging amongst the fastest-growing industries in Indonesia
31 Oct 2017
The biennial Indonesian synergistic 3-in-1 plastics, printing, packaging and processing exhibition continues to bring together leaders from the industrial ecosystem including growing businesses from the 3D-Printing, corrugated packaging and bio-based plastics sectors, to share best practices and shape partnerships that aim to inspire cross-border growth.Modelled after three foremost global trade fairs in plastics, packaging and printing – K, interpack and drupa, organized by Messe Düsseldorf, Germany – the 4-day exhibition will expected to attract 400 industry-specific exhibitors from 20 countries and over 20,000 trade visitors.
PACK PRINT INTERNATIONAL 2017 continues its stellar performance with record breaking success.
06 Oct 2017
PACK PRINT INTERNATIONAL 2017 welcomed a record-breaking 17,452 visitors from 59 countries this year from a wide range of end-user industries. With 300 exhibitors from 25 countries and national groups from Germany, Taiwan, China, Thailand, and for the first time, Singapore, the bustling show floor included brand names from around the world as well as some of the best local players, all bringing to the forefront the future ready theme of packaging and printing 4.0.wire/Tube Southeast ASIA 2017 registered its highest visitor turnout.
02 Oct 2017
The synergistic wire and Tube Southeast Asia 2017 came to a successful close on 21 September 2017 with 400 leading industry names from 30 countries – of which 95% came from outside Thailand, as well as national pavilions and country groups Austria, China, Germany, Italy, Taiwan, UK and USA. Testament to the trade fairs’ standing as the region’s definitive sourcing and procurement platform for the industry, wire and Tube Southeast Asia 2017 recorded attendance of 8,458 trade visitors from 50 countries, with 39% coming from overseas, including visiting delegations from Vietnam, India, Japan, Thailand and Malaysia. This year’s overall visitorship showed a healthy increase of close to 20% as compared to 2015, with local demand manifested by 65 local group visits