International Exhibition giant, Propak West Africa is set to bring together local and international exhibitors, manufacturers and industry professionals for one of West Africa’s premier manufacturing and packaging exhibitions, serving the packaging, plastics, print, labelling and food processing sectors.
At the event, which holds at the Landmark Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos, from September 8 to 10, Propak West Africa would also provide a platform where global innovation, technical expertise and business opportunities converge to support sustainability, strengthen regional manufacturing and connect local industry with world-class technologies and solutions.
In a statement, Mark Anderson, Portfolio Director, Montgomery Group Africa, organisers of the show, said: ‘Propak West Africa has established itself as one of West Africa’s leading manufacturing and packaging events because it delivers real business value for visitors,’
He said visitors would have the opportunity to explore the latest machinery, materials and technologies, compare solutions firsthand, and engage with technical specialists and industry experts. Complementing the exhibition is a conference for production and packaging professionals will deliver expert insights into the trends, innovations and operational strategies shaping the future of manufacturing and packaging.
Leading local and regional exhibitors are Beta Glass Nigeria, SBA Nigeria, PET Associates and Bristol Scientific while the international exhibitors expected are Windmöller and Hölscher; Reifenhäuser Blown Film; the Piovan Group; Nissei ASB Africa; Clearpack Group; Snetor and Vinmar International, among others.
Propak West Africa is supported by Food and Beverage Alliance; Recyclers Aassociation of Nigeria; Manufacturers Association of Nigeria(MAN); Nigerian Institute of Food Science and Technology; Consumer Advocacy for Food Safety and Nutrition Initiative; Advertisers Association of Nigeria; African Packaging Organisation and Advanced Institute of Packaging Professionals Nigeria.
In addition, the participation of Girls Who Print Africa reflects the industry’s focus on inclusion, skills development and the advancement of women across the print and packaging sectors. Girls Who Print Africa is the premier regional network for women in the print, packaging, and graphic communications industry and focuses on mentorship, skills development, resource sharing, and professional development. Propak West Africa will also partner with Girls Who Print Africa to host the maiden edition of the Women in Print and Packaging session on the first day of the Propak West Africa Summit. This will bring together industry leaders and professionals to discuss opportunities, challenges, and pathways for advancing women’s participation and leadership within the sector.