Returning to Swissotel Chicago, Sustainability in Packaging US 2025 will take place March 5-7

The event is expected to attract more than 70,000 visitors and 2,000 exhibitors, making it an excellent opportunity to connect with industry leaders and explore the latest developments in the Middle East’s beauty industry.

With 484 companies already secured and more expected, the upstairs hall will feature displays of lightweight machinery and promotional materials.

FPA’s reimagined conference—expanded to a day and a half from one day—will have a larger opening-night reception at the NASCAR Hall of Fame, tabletop exhibits with extended networking breaks, and a second-evening reception.

Head back to the beach and join global CPG producers, converters, and suppliers of materials, equipment, and technology in our new location – Clearwater, Florida – to discover the future of packaging together.

Returning to Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois, from September 10-12, the biennial show promises hundreds of live demonstrations, new show features, a one-day conference program and more. 

IBIEducate offers a prime platform for chosen presenters to demonstrate their expertise, share best practices, and showcase emerging solutions, trends, and technologies to thousands of grain-based foods professionals.

The FPA's 74th Annual Meeting is scheduled for March 20-22, 2024, at the Loews Ventana Canyon Resort in Tucson, Arizona. The event will include educational sessions, networking events, and a talk by Rob Cotton, PepsiCo's R&D director for sustainable packaging materials, on their path to sustainable packaging compliance.

Attendees can save up to $600 with early bird pricing—through January 31—and experience the complete four-day FORUM & INFOFLEX agenda, which caters to printers/converters, Consumer Product Companies and all members of the flexographic workflow.

UFlex’s flexible packaging business will showcase its wide range of innovative, packaging solutions that have been the game changers for packing large quantities of products.