ProPak in Bengaluru to focus on food packaging solutions
ProPak India 2024 aims to showcase new food packaging opportunities, owing to investments in the food processing sector. The show will be held from 25 to 27 September, at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, Bengaluru.
16 Jul 2024 | By Abhay Avadhani
The current edition is expected to surpass the numbers recorded in the previous one
ProPak will be co-located with Food Ingredients India (Fi). The current edition is expected to surpass the numbers recorded in the previous one, which witnessed 4,000 plus visitors from over 24 countries, and 83 exhibitors spread across 2,000-sqm business space.
The agenda of ProPak and Fi India is to highlight food and packaging trends. A dedicated zone ‘sustainability square’ demonstrates commitment to address the pressing need for sustainable packaging solutions. This platform provides B2B meeting opportunities, and organises knowledge-sharing sessions in the form of seminars and panel discussions.
Why Bengaluru? Karnataka has approximately 54,905 agro-processing units. Top FMCG companies in India with manufacturing units in South India include Britannia Industries, Nestle India, ITC, MTR Foods, and Mondelez.
Bengaluru is a major hub for the food processing industry in India, hosting numerous food companies, research institutions, and startups. It is also a significant industrial and technology hub in India, featuring a thriving ecosystem of packaging manufacturers, suppliers, and professionals.
ProPak India 2024 is an exhibition that brings the entire industry together on a single platform. Here, leaders converge to discuss industry challenges and discover solutions that serve the current and future needs of the sector.
ProPak aims to offer networking opportunities and meet the stalwarts of the industry.
Attend conferences and knowledge-sharing sessions led by industry leaders and influencers. Discover trending, environmentally friendly, and sustainable packaging solutions from around the world.
The exhibitions have support from industry associations, including the All India Food Processors’ Association (AIFPA), Association of Food Scientists & Technologists India (AFSTi Mumbai Chapter), Health Foods and Dietary Supplements Association (HADSA) and Chamber for Advancement of Small and Medium Businesses (CASMB), Indian Flexible Packaging & Folding Carton Manufacturers Association (IFCA); Authentication Solution Providers' Association (ASPA); SIES School of Packaging; Indian Institute of Packaging (IIP), and Packaging Industry Association of India (PIAI).