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BPIF to host industry insight hub at Packaging Innovations & Empack 2025

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The British Printing Industries Federation (BPIF) is to host an Industry Insight Hub at Packaging Innovations & Empack 2025, providing exhibitors and attendees with practical guidance and expert support on a wide range of critical industry topics. Positioned at stand W42, the hub will offer an opportunity for businesses to engage directly with specialists and gain insights into key areas such as health and safety, human resources, compliance, environmental regulations, and workforce development.

 


The Industry Insight Hub will feature a team of experts, including HR business partners, health and safety advisers, training coordinators, and general industry support professionals. Together, they will be on hand to deliver advice on pressing business issues, including the latest environmental legislation such as the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). Attendees will also have access to up to date information on new employment legislation, strategies for upskilling their workforce, and industry advocacy efforts aimed at shaping a supportive policy environment.

 

‘We are excited to be leading this initiative at Packaging Innovations & Empack,’ said Meeka Walwyn-Lewis, head of marketing and operations at BPIF. ‘As the industry continues to evolve, businesses face an increasingly complex regulatory landscape. Our goal is to provide the guidance and solutions they need to remain competitive, compliant, and forward thinking.’

 

BPIF has long been a trusted partner to the print and packaging industry, offering expert advice and practical solutions designed to help businesses solve challenges and drive strategic change. With its comprehensive range of services, BPIF assists its members in enhancing operational performance across various areas, including health, safety, and environmental management, human resources, legal matters, lobbying government and industry research. BPIF’s commitment to supporting sustainable growth and fostering innovation has made it a key player in shaping the future of the sector.

 

‘A major focus of BPIF’s work is on workforce development,’ Meeka continued. ‘As the largest supplier of apprenticeships in the printing industry, BPIF has a strong track record in upskilling both new entrants and existing staff. By offering bespoke training programs and short courses, we equip businesses with the talent and expertise to thrive in an ever changing market. Our commitment to fostering a well-trained workforce is further supported by our extensive networking opportunities, including regional and national events, special interest groups, and focused roundtables and webinars.

 

‘In addition to our business support and training services, BPIF plays a crucial advocacy role. We work closely with government and regulatory bodies to ensure that the interests of our members are represented at the highest level. Through engagement with policymakers, we aim to shape legislation and regulations that support the ongoing growth and sustainability of the print and packaging industry.’

 

BPIF invites all attendees of Packaging Innovations & Empack 2025 to visit stand W42 and discover how its wide range of services can help businesses overcome challenges, achieve compliance, and unlock growth opportunities. Whether seeking practical advice on operational issues or looking to explore new training options, visitors will benefit from the expertise and insight available at the Industry Insight Hub.

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