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LONDON PACKAGING WEEK

London Packaging Week Presents New Opportunity for FMCG Professionals

For the first time ever, Easyfairs will host London Packaging Week on 21 and 22 September at London Olympia. This vibrant new home for collaboration, discovery, and innovation for the capital’s packaging community, will have a special focus on everyday and premium food and drink, thanks to its co-located events Food & Consumer Pack and Premium Luxury Drinks (PLD).

Together with a packed show floor of world-class exhibitors, the event will host a free-to-attend seminar programme set across three stages, with a dedicated Food and FMCG Future Makers stage featuring curated content for food and drink professionals. 64 FDPP - www.fdpp.co.uk ON THE SHOW FLOOR

London Packaging Week will host more than 180 exhibitors, many using the event as the perfect platform to launch their latest packaging developments.

Exhibiting at Food & Consumer Pack will be TIPA Compostable Packaging, debuting its new fully home compostable transparent laminate, T.LAM 608. The laminate offers the same barrier and transparency properties as similar solutions but with the added benefit of being home compostable, giving end-consumers more control over their own waste management. Denny Bros will launch its DBop innovation. DBop, or Denny Bros onpack, is a new multi-page labelling format for promotional appeal that can also accommodate inserts such as transfers.

Micro-pak will display its series of mould and moisture protection solutions to prevent damage to products sourced or located in countries with challenging climate conditions.

Lil Packaging will demonstrate its Breezebox, a paper voidfill integrated box with a patented pop-up base designed to eradicate need for polystyrene/plastic box filling.

London Packaging Week will host more than 180 exhibitors, many using the event as the perfect platform to launch their latest packaging developments.

Joining the Premium Luxury Drinks (PLD) show floor will be Proper Goose, highlighting its new sub brand, Bottled Goose, which offers a complete bespoke service for glassware, bottles, plastics, and cans, with a range of printing options including matte, gloss, and gradient effects.

Borough Chrome Plating is using the show as a platform to launch its lightweight plastic components with metal plating to the packaging community for the first time. The design imitates an original metal finish in look, feel, and durability, but with a considerable weight and cost saving.

Labrenta will demonstrate its Mixcylinng Sughera, a revolutionary and patented material consisting of micro pieces of natural cork blended with plastic polymers. The blend means that closures are light yet resistant and won’t crumble.

INSPIRATIONAL SEMINAR CONTENT

London Packaging Week will feature seminar content across three new stage concepts. For FMCG professionals, the Food and FMCG Future Makers stage will provide all you need to know about the future of food and everyday product packaging. Seminars will be delivered by the brands best keeping up with the rapid evolution of food retail, and the associations and organisations behind these changes, including Nestlé, DEFRA, WRAP, Unpackaged, OPRL, and Appetite Creative.

The Luxury Unboxed and the Beauty and Drinks Innovators stages will also host plenty of further content for the food and drink industries.

Finally, The Big Debate series will return by popular demand to discuss the industry’s pressing topics, including ‘Will the sustainability agenda survive inflation in 2022?’; Presented by partners OPRL & The FPA.

Josh Brooks, Marketing and Community Director for Easyfairs’ Packaging Events, concludes: “The packaging industry is an exciting and fast-paced environment, and we felt it was time to reassess how we can best serve our community. Whilst Packaging Innovations & Luxury Packaging London provided a unique and valuable meeting place for packaging designers, technologists, and suppliers in the capital for 10 years, we are excited to take things to the next level with London Packaging Week. Between our Food & Consumer Pack and PLD co-located shows, there will be plenty of innovation on offer for food and drink professionals to discover.”

To register your interest to attend London Packaging Week, please visit www.londonpackagingweek.com or to enquire about exhibiting, contact the show team on +44 (0) 2088 438 800 or PackagingUK@easyfairs.com.

BCMPA to showcase role of outsourcing at London Packaging Week

The BCMPA – the Association for Contract Manufacturing, Packing, Fulfilment & Logistics – will be representing its 200-strong membership at this year’s London Packaging Week event at Olympia, on the 21st and 22nd September.

The new look event focuses on packaging design and development for the capital’s key luxury and FMCG markets in 4 categories – Food, Cosmetics, Drinks and Luxury Packaging, offering brands an unrivalled forum for sourcing the best packaging solutions, meeting new suppliers, overcoming their biggest innovation challenges, and doing business.

The BCMPA, exhibiting on stand H70 on the upper gallery, will provide manufacturers, brands, and retailers, across a wide range of sectors, with a valuable resource for finding outsourcing partners to relieve existing production pressures, provide extra capacity, or to facilitate the launch of new products. to face - Fillcon, Prolog Fulfilment, Sirane , and The Silver Crane Co, with whom they can explore the best 3rd party outsourcing options in contract manufacturing & packing, including the provision of fulfilment and logistics services.

The BCMPA’s Membership & Marketing Director, Emma Verkaik sees this event as a perfect fit for both clients and members; “We are looking forward to exhibiting at London Packaging Week and demonstrating the many skills our members have in delivering outsourcing solutions, whether they are looking for new product development, manufacturing, gift packing, white/ private label products, or full end-to-end fulfilment services.”

Visitors can register for London Packaging Week here.

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