Propak East Africa features a comprehensive exhibition showcasing the latest advancements and solutions across the entire value chain, from packaging materials and machinery to printing technologies and food processing equipment.
Propak East Africa, a B2B exhibition and conference for the packaging, printing, plastics, and food & beverage processing sectors in East Africa, is gearing up to welcome over 150 exhibitors from more than 35 countries worldwide as renowned industry brands showcase the latest cutting-edge technology and solutions.
The conference will bring together suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors across East Africa from 12 – 14 March 2024 at the Sarit Exhibition Centre, Nairobi.
This year’s edition will be the largest organized by Montgomery Group, focusing on industry innovation, sustainability, and economic growth.
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“This year’s edition will offer a unique opportunity for industry stakeholders to engage with cutting-edge products and services, participate in thought-provoking sessions, and network with key buyers from Kenya, East Africa, and around the globe,” said Montgomery Group Portfolio Director, Angela Kinyua.
Propak East Africa aims to address the pressing challenges and opportunities facing the industry, including the rising demand for sustainable packaging solutions. With Africa’s economic boom driving increased consumption of packaged goods, there is a growing need to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability.
“We recognize the importance of sustainability in the industry,” said Angela Kinyua. “Propak East Africa 2024 will feature discussions on circularity, designing for recyclability, and extended producer responsibility, highlighting the industry’s commitment to environmental stewardship.”
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Propak East Africa features a comprehensive exhibition showcasing the latest advancements and solutions across the entire value chain, from packaging materials and machinery to printing technologies and food processing equipment.
Live demonstrations will provide attendees with a firsthand experience of these innovations with expert guest speakers addressing pertinent industry trends, technologies, and threats.
Running alongside the exhibition is a conference featuring a strong focus on sustainability, with the ‘Eastern Africa Packaging Summit’ taking place on the first day as well as the ‘AfriStar Awards’ which will recognize and celebrate the most innovative packaging solutions developed in Africa.
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