Packaging Solutions
Easyfairs has announced that registrations for London Packaging Week are open for 2024.
The two day event, which will take place on 11 and 12 September, attracted more than 4500 visitors and 190 exhibitors to the ExCeL in 2023. Organisers are again anticipating huge demand, with hundreds of the world's biggest suppliers and thousands of designers, packaging developers, marketers, founders and buyers relying on the annual event to drive innovation and creativity.
London's vibrant home for packaging innovation and design will host four co-located events – Packaging Première, PCD, PLD, and Food & Consumer Pack, and Easyfairs is encouraging potential visitors to register for the event sooner rather than later.
The four events offer brand teams an unrivalled and focused forum to source the latest packaging solutions, meet new suppliers and solve their biggest innovation challenges.
Packaging Première connects designers and manufacturers of luxury packaging with the major international brands, PCD is a premier event brand for the beauty packaging community, PLD defines the future of packaging for all types of premium and luxury drinks, and Food & Consumer Pack is designed to drive packaging innovation across the market for everyday food, drinks and FMCG products.
‘London is the UK's shop window for all things luxury and a global luxury hub,’ said James Montero MacColl, senior marketing manager, Easyfairs UK. ‘London Packaging Week remains the ultimate platform for packaging businesses to showcase their products. It is the perfect opportunity to survey the trends defining the luxury packaging landscape.
‘Packaging is one of the most fundamentally important aspects of the enduring appeal of luxury brands to discerning customers. Once again, the event promises a vision for premium and luxury packaging. Packaging, particularly luxury packaging, needs to be experienced, and London Packaging Week will, no doubt, be awash with luxury brand architects dedicated to studying what drives the success of prestige brands.’
Benjamin Voyer, Cartier chaired professor of behavioural science at ESCP Business School will get a packed programme of content underway with his session titled ‘The Science Behind Behaviour’, which delves into the world of influencing purchasing habits and understanding decision making, purchase and post purchase behaviour.
Amir Gehl, founder of Difference Coffee, Melvin Jay, founder and chief executive officer at Gunna Drinks, Amy Nelson-Bennett, chief executive officer at Positive Luxury and Harriet Lamb, chief executive officer at WRAP, will join dozens of leading lights from the world of packaging, in sharing their insights across the two days.
London Packaging Week is opened for registrations
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