To explore trends and developments in packaging and processing, EXPO PACK Guadalajara 2025 will be the industry’s meeting point for more than 700 national and international companies from nearly 40 business verticals.
Thus, from June 10 to 12, Expo Guadalajara will host the most advanced developments in machinery, materials, and technology for the packaging and processing value chain in Latin America, organized by the Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies (PMMI).
According to Jorge Izquierdo, Vice President of Market Development at PMMI, in addition to fostering innovation and providing the opportunity to see the equipment up close on the exhibition floor, industry leaders will promote connections between suppliers and end users in the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and automotive sectors, among others.
Thus, the new feature for the 2025 edition is the addition of the specialized “EXPO PACK VERDE” area and two new pavilions: one focused on digital transformation and the other on next-generation containers and materials.
“This edition will be a platform to explore solutions in automation, sustainability, digitalization, and operational efficiency, as well as strategies to address the talent shortage,” stated the PMMI executive.
Innovation Stage and Professional Networking
The three days of the exhibition will also include a robust educational program with keynote addresses; while in the Innovation Stage sessions, attendees will be able to interact with specialists to learn about success stories and best practices.
Likewise, they will be able to participate in networking initiatives such as the free Young Professionals Network Latin America (YPN) breakfast, moderated by Jorge Izquierdo, PMMI Vice President of Market Development, or the Packaging and Processing Women Leaders Network (PPWLN) panel.
“At PMMI, our work advances diverse industries by connecting consumer goods companies with cutting-edge manufacturing solutions through world-class trade shows like EXPO PACK Guadalajara,” concluded Jorge Izquierdo.
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