India's flexible packaging market is poised to grow by USD 18.65 billion by 2027. With this, the conference presents an opportune moment for producers, traders, converters, and end-users to engage in India's vibrant packaging landscape.

The summit serves as a platform to unite the complete value chain of the films and flexible global packaging industry It provides a unique opportunity to convene, educate, and collaborate through content-rich presentations, technical discussions, and commercial insights.

The value chain of films and flexible packing industry covers raw material producers, film processors, machinery manufacturers, mould makers, printing machinery and printing ink manufacturers, brand owners, FMCG companies, technologists, environmentalists, recycles traders, and data analytics.

According to Nidhi Verma, founder and managing director of ElitePlus, the 10th Speciality Films & Flexible Packaging Global Summit 2023 has garnered an overwhelming global response. With registrations pouring in from 20 countries, over 1860 delegates have already secured their spots, with the numbers continuing to rise.

Special sessions are devoted to sustainable and responsible growth of the industry. Panel discussion on sustainability with dignitaries from CPBC, MOEF, and Central Pollution Control Board of India (CPCB), GOI. 

A panel discussion on Disruptive Technology will be held. Also, there will be presentations on artificial intelligence from experts, and their insights on new technologies that are disrupting the normal way of functioning in the packaging industry.

The two-day event is divided into ten business sessions, with critical insights from raw material manufacturers, machinery manufacturers, manufacturers of auxiliary machineries, and all leading converters - mono and multilayer films, biaxial films, and brand owners who put the package goods in the hands of consumers.

This edition will offer five keynote speeches in the inaugural session, ten insightful business sessions, and over 45 presentations by speakers from India and overseas. Interactive Q&A sessions will foster engaging discussions, while three-panel discussions will address pressing topics such as recycling.