Supported by Western Corrugated Box Manufacturers Association (WICMA) and several leading industry bodies, CorrVision Expo and Folding Carton Show are organised by Future Market Events and will be featuring over 138 exhibitors from India and overseas.

Alongside the exhibition, several networking meetings will be organised for the participants – Networking meetings by WICMA, Maharashtra Mudran Parishad, Poona Press Owners Association and Federation of Chakan Industries will be organised throughout the day two of the exhibition to offer networking and learning opportunities.

Jasmine Chopra, portfolio director of Future Market Events shared, “Taking place in Pune, the burgeoning industrial and manufacturing hub, the twin trade shows will focus on sustainability, eco-friendliness, and consumer-centric technologies that will address the evolving needs of businesses and consumers in today's fast-paced market.”

Attendees can expect to witness 350+ live machineries in action and explore a range of corrugated packaging and box making solutions. Trade delegations and corrugators from leading corrugated packaging associations like WICMA, Madhya Pradesh Corrugated Box Manufacturers’ Association (MPCBMA), Eastern India Corrugated Box Manufacturers’ Association (EICBMA) and many others will be attending the exhibitions to witness a range of live-machinery and solutions.

Leading companies such as Bobst, BHS Corrugated India, Printpack Engineers, Creative Graphics, Robus India, Senior Machinery, Seven 11 Industries, SRS Packaging Machines, Suba Solutions, Sun up Paper Board Machinery, Zhongke India and many others are showcasing their solutions at CorrVision Expo and Folding Carton Show.

“Explore corrugating machines, box making machinery, die-cutting and conversion equipment, box stitching machine, lamination equipment, plate-making systems, package and box printing solutions, folding carton solutions, kraft paper, inks and adhesives, packaging design software, eco-friendly material for packaging, and much more at the shows,” concluded Chopra.