The annual exhibition organized by Krista Exhibitions was officially opened on Oct.11 and will run through to Oct. 14. The number of exhibiting participants this year has seen an increase of 30 percent compared with last year, with visitors targeted to reach 35,000.

The AllPack Indonesia and AllPrint Indonesia see more than 1,100 companies participating this year, of which 200 are actors from micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) coming from 19 countries. The participating companies are showcasing their technologies applicable to support the growth of packaging and printing business in Indonesia.

Speaking at the opening of the AllPack Indonesia and AllPrint Indonesia exhibition, chief executive officer of Krista Exhibitions, Daud D. Salim said, “the exhibition serves a platform for businesses meeting, not only business-to-business [B2B] meetings but also meeting among producers and consumers.”

“The exhibition is expected to fuel the Indonesian economy and enable actors of related businesses to take a closer look at the latest business developments and gain comprehensive information and even have an opportunity to gain knowledge about new technologies and innovations related to the area of packaging, processing and printing,” said Daud.

Visitors to the ALLPack Indonesia and AllPrint Indonesia 2023 will also have the opportunity to learn more about related technologies of packaging and printing by attending seminars with speakers coming from various companies, associations and media companies in the main stage at Hall D2 and Hall C1.

The programs include a talk show called Packaging & Design Innovations by IPF, a seminar titled Innovative Packaging Ideas for Oncology Drugs, a seminar under the theme Future Packaging Trends by Inti Corpora, a product launch by Presisi Weighing Terminal, a produce demo with the theme Being Closer to Digital Embellishments: Digital Varnish & iFoil,  a talk show and demonstration on sustainable DTG printing by Brother, a seminar themed Business Digital Printing Transformation by Print Pack Magazine, a seminar under the theme, Five Tips on Color Communication for Packaging Industry by Link & Match and other insightful programs.

AllPack Indonesia and AllPrint Indonesia 2023 is a must-visit platform for business actors focusing on the packing and printing industry as it serves as a bridge connecting business people, entrepreneurs and consumers, important in light of the huge market potential in Indonesia.

The exhibition targets business transactions between participants and visitors, both local and international, and allows them to explore the businesses participating maximally.

The success of AllPack Indonesia and AllPrint Indonesia 2023 would not be possible without support from the Industry Ministry, the Trade Ministry, the Office of the Coordinating Economic Minister, the Tourism and Creative Economy Ministry, the Packaging Federation (IPF), the Indonesian Graphics Companies Association (PPGI), the Indonesian Corrugated Cardboard Association (AKKGI), the Indonesian Plastic Weaving Assortment Association (GIATPI), the Indonesian Logistics Association (ALI), the Indonesian Cooler Chain Association (ARPI), the Indonesian Food and Beverage Producers Association (GAPMMI), the Indonesian Pharmacy Association (GP Pharmacy), the Pharma Materials Management Club (PMMC), the Indonesian Fisheries Product Marketing and Processing Company Association (AP5I), the Indonesian Plastics Recycling Association (ADUPI), the Indonesian Cosmetics Producers Association (PPAK), the Indonesian Exhibition Company Association (ASPERAPI) and others.

The exhibition is inviting business actors engaged in packaging and printing business to visit the event, which is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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