At Hannover Messe 2019, Tetra Pak will unveil its “factory of the future” where digital technology revolutionises the way food manufacturing plants operate.

Cartons will become full-scale data carriers and digital tools

Program recognizes implementation of reusable transport packaging Submission deadline is June 15, 2019

The creation of the new SACMI Customer Service Division reinforces the Mexican branch's capacity to provide customers throughout Central America with close support and assistance at all times. All the latest to be illustrated at the fair from 11th to 13th June 2019

Decorative technique enhances shelf appeal and elevates the consumer experience; marks first commercial application of Crown’s technology worldwide

At Hannover Messe 2019, Tetra Pak will unveil its “factory of the future” where digital technology revolutionises the way food manufacturing plants operate.

Tear strip for clean and safe opening and re-sealing
Packaging designs that impress consumers and entice them to buy again: Walki, a leading manufacturer of laminates and packaging solutions, supports its customers in the development of innovations that deliver precisely that and are also sustainable. One example is a combined folding box concept with a special tear-off strip embedded in the cardboard and an intelligent folding mechanism for re-sealing. Originally developed for packaging fish fingers, the innovation can be used for a wide variety of products thanks to the barrier coatings specially adapted to the product.

Combined Expertise: Schreiner MediPharm and Edelmann Group Develop Demo Version of a Smart Packaging Solution

• Premiere of the new Innopro Craft CIP Skid cleaning system

• Further developed Innofill Can C can filler has greater capacity
• Tailored to craft breweries and smaller beverage producers

Bühler showcases digital solutions at Hannover Messe that harness the power of Microsoft technology

Last week, from 12 – 14 March 2019, the international converting industry gathered for the 11th ICE Europe at the Munich Trade Fair Centre in Germany. This year, the World’s Leading Exhibition for the conversion of flexible, web-based materials, such as paper, film, foil and nonwovens, achieved higher numbers of exhibitors and visitors than ever before and also set a record for the exhibition space. A total of 7,150 visitors from 75 countries came to the Bavarian capital to discover machinery, systems, materials, and accessories; which is an increase of visitors by 4% compared to the previous event. A total of 463 exhibitors from 25 countries presented their latest technologies on a net exhibition space of 11,500 m2, setting records with an 8% increase in exhibitor numbers and a 4% increase in net exhibition space compared to the previous event. For the second time, the organisers honoured four exhibiting companies with the ICE Awards for their outstanding technological achievements.

Over 3000 exhibitors from more than 50 countries +++ Hot topic “circular economy” +++ Comprehensive supporting programme +++ Exhibitor database online +++ Online ticket office to open at the end of March