Later this year, the doors of Hall 5 at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham will open for three days. 350 exhibitors are registered and more than 8,000 visitors are expected to attend in search of innovations and new growth opportunities for the industry.
London Packaging Weeks Innovation Awards honour groundbreaking designs, including Bowmore ARC-52 Mokume, Highland Parks 54-year-old decanter, Coca-Colas label-free Sprite Naked, and Altras groundbreaking Altra Box.
Markem-Imaje, the global provider of end-to-end supply chain solutions and industrial marking and coding systems, supported the Lunelli Group, a symbol of excellence in Italian beverage, in adapting to the stringent EU regulations on wine labelling.
The aim of the agreement between HEIDELBERG and Solenis is to develop a cost-effective method of integrating barrier coatings for fiber-based packaging directly into the existing roll-fed flexographic printing process with the Boardmaster.
For first-time exhibitor Holts Textiles, London Packaging Week 2024 was an opportunity for the company to showcase its history as a 160-year-old business and the latest innovations in its product portfolio, such as beauty and personal care products.
Selected from over 190 exhibitors, the Daisy Top Refill System was voted Best Product for its revolutionary approach to more sustainable packaging in the beauty and personal care market by a record-breaking number of visitors.
The Hidrive series is suitable for the production of typical mass-produced medical products. The exhibit features Arburgs hybrid machine technology, which combines an energy-efficient and precise electric clamping unit with a powerful and dynamic hydraulic injection unit.
