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Packaging Industry Conference
april 14-16, 2026
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Conference Organizer
POLSKA IZBA OPAKOWAŃ
HONORARY PATRONAGE
Conference room 1
Hall F
VII CONGRESS PACKAGING INDUSTRY
During the 11th edition of Warsaw Pack, the 7th Packaging Industry Congress organized by the Polish Chamber of Packaging will take place. This unique event brings together experts and industry leaders to discuss the latest trends, innovations, and key challenges facing the packaging market. The agenda will also include discussions on sustainability, regulations, and the future of the sector.
The Congress has been granted honorary patronage by the World Packaging Organisation (WPO) and EPIC – European Packaging Institutes Consortium. Be part of an event that truly shapes the direction of the packaging industry!
11:00
Krzysztof Niczyporuk — Prezes, Polska Izba Opakowań
Opening of the Congress
11:10
Luciana Pellegrino — President, World Packaging Organisation (WPO)
Global Packaging Perspectives
11:20
Chakravarthi AVPS - Global Ambassador, World Packaging Organisation (WPO), Indie
Digital Health Partner. Harnessing AI and Smart Packaging for the Next Decade of Patient Outcomes
11:40
Dr Johannes Bergmair CPP - General Secretary, World Packaging Organisation (WPO), Austria
Global Trends on a Circular Economy for Packaging
Block I – Regulations and Their Implementation in the Packaging Industry
PPWR, ROP, DRS – current status and implementation timelines Regulatory consequences for packaging producers and users Responsibilities, costs, and risks across the value chain
12:00
Iva Werbynska - EPIC / WPO Ambassador, Czechy
PPWR as a global signal: Why Europe is setting the pace - and why the world is aligning Iva Werbynska - EPIC / WPO Ambassador, Czechy
12:20
Tomasz Siewierski - President of the Management Board, BOO Organizacja Odzysku, Tarnow
Deposit return system as part of Extended Producer Responsibility - first summary and current legal status
12:35
Katarzyna Grabarska - Jeronimo Martins Polska S.A. (Biedronka)
New regulations, PPWR and ecodesign: how retail is shaping the packaging of the future together with suppliers Katarzyna Grabarska - Jeronimo Martins Polska S.A. (Biedronka)
Block II – Technologies, Materials, and Digitalization
Innovative packaging materials and future technology development trends Labelling, traceability, and digital solutions for packaging Technological support for the circular economy (CE), ESG, and reporting requirements
12:50
Zbigniew Rusinek - Industry Implementation Manager, GS1 Polska, Poznan
2D GS1 codes: tomorrow's obligation or a competitive advantage already today?
13:05
Marcin Achciński - Director of the Competence Center, J.S. Hamilton Poland Sp. z o.o., Gdynia
Food packaging - safety and sustainability as two sides of the same coin
13:20
Arkadiusz Jędrzejczyk - Druk Serwis 24 Sp. z o.o.
From barcode to digital product passport - how marking technologies support the circular economy and packaging traceability
13:35
Janusz Olejnik - FOOD FAKTY
At the intersection of law and quality standards - the risk and nature of potential packaging counterfeiting as a reason for food product withdrawal from the market
13:50
Anna Bizon - TUV Austria
Achieving sustainability goals - the role of the certification body
Block III – Market Competitiveness and Responsible Communication
Packaging as a key element of business and market strategy Responsible environmental communication and combating greenwashing
14:05
Prof. Sandra Muižniece-Brasava - Packaging Association of Latvia / LBTU, Latvia
Packaging situation, challenges and sustainability in the Baltic region seen through the prism of Latvia
14:25
Prof. dr hab. inz. Ryszard Cierpiszewski - Poznan University of Economics and Business
Smart packaging in consumer awareness - what do we understand, what do we accept and what are we afraid of?
14:40
Ewa Rosik-Ogłaza - Certes Sp. z o.o., Warsaw
How can the packaging industry obtain up to 100 percent funding for the development of green skills?
14:55
Maciej Nałęcz - BNP Paribas Bank Polska S.A.
Market changes in the packaging industry - business and perspectives in the regulatory environment
Conference Organizer
NATUREEF
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Conference room 1
Hall E
Design the Future of Packaging – powered by Natureef
Participate in a conference that will show how the world of packaging is changing and how you can be a part of this transformation.
Who is it for?
For packaging industry professionals, food and cosmetics producers who want to:
- learn practical tools and design principles,
- discover innovative materials and solutions,
- co-create the future of sustainable packaging in Europe.
The program includes:
PPWR in practice – implementation and conformity assessment tools according to CEFLEX and RecyClass,
Packaging innovations – plastics and paper,
International research projects – safety and functionality of food and cosmetics packaging.
Why is it worth it?
The conference is made possible thanks to the commitment of 65 member companies of the Natureef Association and extensive international cooperation – including with the European Food Packaging Partnership, the ScreenFood project, BEFORE, and SME Beyond.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION: https://natureef.pl/en/registration-for-the-conference-design-the-future-of-packaging/
10:00 – 10:15
Jaśmina Solecka,, President of the Management Board of NATUREEF
Welcome
10:15 – 10:45
Dr. Karolina Wiszumirska, Innovation Director at NATUREEF
Designing the Future of Packaging – A Long-Term Perspective on Change
The presentation will outline the key trends and challenges shaping the packaging industry and demonstrate how speculative design supports decision-making in times of dynamic change. It will explore regulatory, technological, and market factors, as well as their impact on packaging design. Participants will gain insight into the related opportunities and risks that drive the sector’s long-term transformation.
Block dedicated to packaging manufacturers
10:45 – 11:00
Maciej Foltyn, Chemes
How to Prepare for Label Updates in Light of PPWR Changes
The presentation outlines the actions required to prepare for packaging label updates in light of the upcoming changes introduced by the PPWR. It will cover new legal requirements, implementation timelines, and practical guidelines for adapting graphic designs. Participants will also be introduced to the latest labeling proposal developed by the JRC, as well as potential challenges related to ensuring compliance with the new regulations.
11:00 – 11:15
Michał Malka, Ela Foil and packaging production
Paulina Chłopik, Ela Foil and packaging production
Packaging Solutions Designed for Mechanical Recycling
The presentation showcases packaging solutions from the company’s portfolio – both standard and barrier options – designed for the simplest form of recycling, namely mechanical recycling. These solutions enable the production of high-quality recyclate and support its potential applications in line with the principles of the Circular Economy.
11:15 – 11:30
Tomasz Gwizda, ERG
MDO-PE in Practice: Production, Properties, and Applications in Monomaterial Packaging
11:30 – 11:45
Jacek Nogacki, Chespa
Dispersion Coatings for Paper Packaging, Deinking Systems for Plastic Packaging, and Proofing on the Final Substrate – Innovative Printing Solutions
The presentation will showcase innovative, recyclable barrier dispersion coatings for paper packaging with high resistance to grease, water vapor, and oxygen. It will also cover a new primer that enables the deinking of printed plastic substrates, allowing for effective removal of graphics during the recycling process. In addition, proofing on the final substrate will be presented as a tool for reducing environmental impact and supporting brand owners in making informed design decisions.
11:45 -12:00
Monika Galińska, SunChemical
PU Inks and ULM Adhesives: Innovations for Safe and Recycling-Designed Packaging
The presentation focuses on the role of polyurethane (PU) inks and Ultra Low Monomer (ULM) laminating adhesives in packaging design, taking into account recycling requirements as well as the safety of ULM adhesives for both operators and the final product due to their low monomer content. It will also address current market changes, including the limited availability of the NC component, and their implications for the selection of ink and adhesive systems in flexible packaging.
12:00 – 12:15
Olli Pasanen, Quva Oy
Elevating Your Operational Performance – Decide with insight, execute with foresight
The presentation will focus on how a modern data‑driven approach can improve operational performance in manufacturing. It will show how analysing historical production behaviour helps identify improvement opportunities and redefine best practices. Finally, it will explain how implementing these optimised practices supports more efficient, consistent and collaborative daily operations.
12:15 – 12:45
Break
Block dedicated to packaging users
12:45 – 13:00
Anita Frydrych, KGL
Recyclates in Food Contact Packaging: Regulations, Limitations, and Future Development Directions
The presentation focuses on the current legal requirements governing the use of recyclates in food contact packaging, taking into account safety-related material restrictions and proposed approaches to addressing these challenges. It will cover key aspects related to material properties, processing technologies, and regulatory requirements, as well as the development of technological solutions enabling an increased share of recyclates in packaging applications.
13:00 – 13:15
dr inż. Katarzyna Pleśniak, Yanko
Packaging Films with Biocidal Properties Manufactured Using PVD Technology
The presentation will focus on the application of PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) technology, involving the vacuum deposition of metals and their oxides onto packaging films. It will discuss the possibilities of precisely tailoring barrier properties (OTR) as well as achieving coatings with biocidal properties, particularly in the context of packaging requiring controlled gas exchange and enhanced product protection.
13:15 – 13:30
Paulina Szadorska, POL-ZDOB
Andrzej Walitza, POL-ZDOB
Innovations and Adaptations of Paper Packaging for the Food and Cosmetics Industries in Response to Market and Regulatory Changes, with a Focus on Sustainability and Recycling
The presentation focuses on innovations in paper packaging for the food and cosmetics industries developed by POL-ZDOB, taking into account the impact of raw material price volatility, market trends, and regulatory requirements, including solutions that support the circular economy and improve recyclability performance. It will present the pathway for packaging modifications as well as a case study carried out within the CORNET BeFORE project.
13:30 – 13:45
Jakub Pędziński, Masterpress
Development of Single-Layer Monomaterial Pouches Supported by Research within the European BeFORE Project
Masterpress is introducing to the market a single-layer, non-laminated PE-EVOH stand-up pouch for liquid soap, developed within the BeFORE project. Unlike traditional multi-material laminates, the new packaging is fully monomaterial and can be properly sorted and recycled within existing PE waste streams.
13:45 – 14:00
Dorota Ostrowska, Tedmark
Why will data and the supply chain determine the future? How can companies prepare for the challenge of value chain mapping? These are questions everyone is facing today. A short yet impactful supply chain mapping strategy that supports packaging compliance with upcoming regulations is the first step toward responsible and resilient operations.
14:00 – 14:15
Piotr Sibilski, PANOPTES SYSTEMS
How AI Can Transform the Manufacturing and Use of Packaging
We will present the practical application of AI-based vision systems in packaging production and quality control processes. We will demonstrate how advanced image and data analysis in real time can improve repeatability and quality, reduce material waste, and support compliance. We will present implementation examples demonstrating how AI can integrate production and quality control data, creating a digital decision-making environment for packaging manufacturers and food companies.
14:15-14:30
Break
European Block
14:30 – 14:45
Thomas de Bock, PACK4FOOD
Connecting regions, connecting companies: how the S3 Partnership Food Packaging enables interregional collaboration
Packaging innovation in Europe is strong but often fragmented across regions, making it difficult for companies to find the right partners beyond their own ecosystem. This presentation shows how the S3 Partnership Food Packaging (S3FP) promotes interregional collaboration and targeted matchmaking, connecting companies to complementary partners, expertise, and opportunities across Europe.
14:45 – 15:00
Karolina Rudnicka, Uniwersytet Łódzki – Bio4Pak Project
Biodegradable Bio-based Bioactive Packaging Technology for Supporting Food Safety
The talk outlines how the EIC Pathfinder framework drives high‑risk innovation in sustainable packaging, illustrated by the BIO4PAK project. It focuses on microbial polymers as bio‑based, biodegradable materials and on microbiology as the main technological engine. It highlights how these polymers can be functionalised to deliver both structural performance and controlled bioactivity. It also considers bacteriophages as precise food‑safety tools, noting that despite FDA approval, they remain largely unused in Europe. This gap between innovation and regulation raises questions about what must change for microbiology‑driven packaging to reach industrial scale.
15:00 -15:15
Klaudiusz Holeczek, Watttron
It’s time for a new horizon in the packaging industry
Watttron’s digital heating and sealing technology enables precise, pixel‑level temperature control during the packaging process, dramatically improving material efficiency and seal quality. By heating only where it’s needed, it allows companies to reduce plastic usage, cut energy consumption, and switch more easily to sustainable mono‑materials. This level of precision is helping to revolutionize packaging by making it smarter, greener, and more adaptive to modern sustainability demands.
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PTAK WARSAW EXPO
Conference room 2
Hall E
AI BUSINESS SOLUTIONS SUMMIT
AI Business Solutions Summit by Warsaw Pack 2026
A conference about practical AI implementations in industry and in the packaging value chain— with topics aligned to the Warsaw Pack profile (packaging, packaging technology, automation, quality control, logistics, and processes).
AI Business Solutions Summit is an event for leaders and teams who want to move from inspiration to implementation: understand where AI creates real value, how to prepare an organization to scale solutions, and how to deploy artificial intelligence in a safe way and in line with regulatory requirements. The program is designed for Warsaw Pack participants—manufacturing companies, technology suppliers, integrators, and teams responsible for packaging and packaging processes, automation, quality, R&D, and logistics.
At the heart of the conference are solutions, not “hype”: how to choose applications that genuinely improve processes and support business decision-making; how to build the foundations for implementation (data, integrations, architecture) so AI works reliably not only in PoCs, but also in an operational environment; how to design automations and workflows that support production teams, maintenance, and back office; and how to measure outcomes—KPIs and ROI—so implementations have a clear goal, an owner, and a result.
The Summit combines technology, business, and legal perspectives. On the one hand, participants get a practical approach to deploying AI and process automation, as well as a mature view of architecture and scaling within an organization. On the other, they receive a concrete security framework: compliance, governance, and preparation for regulatory requirements (including the AI Act), so AI can be implemented responsibly, with risk control and auditability. This approach reflects the real needs of the Warsaw Pack industry community: combining technological innovation with the requirements of production, quality, supply, and compliance.
The conference takes place as part of Warsaw Pack 2026.
Who is it for?
- business owners and management boards, COOs, IT / transformation directors
- production, automation, and maintenance leaders
- quality, R&D, product development, and process development specialists
- B2B sales teams and technology marketing teams (industrial solutions)
- trade fair offer WarsawPack2026
What will you gain from attending?
- how to select AI use cases with the highest business potential (without “hype”)
- how to build AI-ready foundations: data, integrations, architecture, scaling
- how to automate processes with AI (workflows, integrations, product approach)
how to calculate ROI and set KPIs for implementations
- how to deploy AI safely: AI Act, compliance, governance, auditability
Key topics
AI in business without hype
Decision-making, selecting applications, implementation pitfalls and how to avoid them.
An AI-ready organization: data and architecture for scaling
From data order to integrations and process automation in a production environment.
Implementations and automations: from strategy to workflow
Product approach, rapid prototyping, workflows and integrations supporting operations.
AI agents and process automation
Streamlining operational activities, integration with business systems, measurable results.
Law, the AI Act, and compliance
Regulatory risks, organizational requirements, and practical governance for AI deployments.
Speakers
Jarosław Michalik — Senior Software Engineer, AI Consultant, Google Developer Expert
Andrzej Rakowski — Enterprise IT Strategist (architecture and data in large organizations)
Piotr Kacała & Wojtek Strzałkowski — AI Product Heroes (strategy + implementations + workflow)
Patryk Łopot & Tomasz Woliński — process automation, integrations, strategy and ROI
Robert Kroplewski — AI regulation expert, law and the AI Act
Dr
Artur Adamek — AI compliance & governance in practice
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REKOPOL
Conference room 1
Hall E
Closed-loop packaging. Extended producer responsibility. Responsibility of individual system participants.
In January of this year, the Ministry of Climate and Environment, as part of its announcement on the main directions of the ministry's work for the next six months, announced the suspension of the Environmental Protection Commission's work on the UC100 project. The reason for the suspension was the significant number of comments on the project, which may require a change in the concept. During our conference, we will discuss what an effective EPR should look like in the Polish market environment.
11:00 - 11:40
Jakub Tyczkowski, President of the Management Board, Rekopol Packaging Recovery Organization SA
The state of collection and recycling in Poland - challenges and the need to implement a good EPR based on market solutions
11:40 - 12:20
Katarzyna Barańska, Osborne Clarke Law Firm
Sylwia Uziębło- Kowalska, Environmental and construction lawyer at Osborne Clarke
What changes await entrepreneurs in the near future?
12:20 - 12:45
Jaśmina Solecka, President of the Management Board of NATUREEF
Challenges faced by companies in transitioning to mono-material packaging – the BEFORE project
13:00 - 13:30
COFFEE BREAK
13:30 - 14:00
The deposit system in Poland – what are the experiences from the first months of its operation?
14:00 - 14:30
Aneta Stawicka, Communication and Education Manager at REKOPOL
Education, education, education!
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KLASTER CREATIVE PACKAGING GROUP
Conference room 1
Hall F
Packaging of the future in the light of PPWR – regulations, materials, design
Take part in a conference that shows PPWR in practice – from materials and safety to design and real-life implementations.
Who is it for?
For packaging manufacturers, brand owners, purchasing departments, technologists, trading companies, and marketing professionals who want to see specific material and structural solutions, understand PPWR requirements without legal jargon, prepare their products and processes for upcoming regulatory changes, and gain knowledge that can be implemented “here and now”.
In the agenda:
Packaging production using PE recyclates – technological challenges, quality, and functional performance in use, Chemical safety of packaging – migration, testing, compliance documentation and market risks, Eco-design: Reduce – Reuse – Recycle – packaging + label schemes and workshops with real-life material examples.
Less theory. More specifics, materials, and implementations. Why is it worth it?
Because this event focuses on practical product solutions, not system models. Participants will see how regulations translate into packaging design, material selection, chemical safety, and design decisions that can be implemented immediately after the conference.
Panel I
Katarzyna Onoszko, Commercial and Marketing Director, Panorama S.C.
Cardboard and PPWR packaging in practice. Ecodesign of solid board packaging. From legal requirements to market implementation.
You'll learn how PPWR is truly transforming the design of solid board packaging and how to translate legal requirements into practical, market-oriented implementations. We won't just be discussing regulations. We'll focus on what exactly PPWR means for manufacturers, what the design implications are, how finishing technology is evolving, and how to combine legal compliance with shelf appeal.
Panel II
Michał Adamski, Project Manager at Verpa Folie Wrocław Sp. z o.o.
Production and use of PE foil packaging with recycled raw materials
This lecture focuses on the production of PE packaging with the addition of recycled materials for various industries. The process of selecting recipes and production parameters that determine process stability and film quality will be presented. Examples of industrial implementations of sustainable packaging will be presented, along with their often complex path to success. The specifics of using materials with regranulates will also be discussed, from the supply chain, through process and quality control, to marketing value.
Panel III
Justyna Kierzkowska-Grzyb, Business Development Director, FlexOn Label Printing
Sustainable solutions for the packaging + label duo, which, while maintaining their functions, have the lowest impact on the environment
A presentation with live demonstrations and commentary is planned. Participants will then participate in a workshop during which they will see real-world examples of material-based solutions in the market: lightweight packaging and labeling solutions supporting the Reduce strategy, recycled packaging with compatible labels within Recycle, and solutions facilitating packaging reuse in the spirit of Reuse. This segment will allow for the translation of regulations and design theory into concrete, tangible solutions that can be implemented in business practice.
Panel IV
Karol Krowiak, Business Development Manager in Mitsubishi Electric
Digital "Health Passport" of the Packaging Machine - The Foundation of Stability and Efficiency
This presentation will introduce the concept of a digital Health Passport for a packaging machine as an approach to continuously monitoring its health, efficiency, and key operating parameters. The presentation will demonstrate how analyzing OEE, downtime, and deviations from the benchmark allows for identifying areas for optimization and implementing predictive actions to minimize the risk of failure. The benefits of using data to improve production planning and increase line operational stability will be demonstrated. The presentation will also highlight the tangible business impact of such actions—reduced unplanned downtime, lower maintenance costs, and more predictable resource utilization.
Panel V
Marek Żak, Dyrektor wykonawczy, Polpak Sp. z oo
Packaging that sells
We'll explore packaging as a strategic product element, acting as a "silent salesperson," and ultimately as an investment in the brand's future. We'll demonstrate how design influences purchasing decisions, how packaging must respond to generational differences, and how customers are willing to pay extra for products perceived as eco-friendly. The presenter will highlight innovations and technologies that can encourage purchases.
Panel VI
Katarzyna Krzakiewicz, Key Account Manager at J.S. Hamilton Poland
Chemical safety of packaging in the light of PPWR
The author will discuss laboratory testing, compliance documentation, and the obligations of manufacturers and importers. Participants will learn the importance of chemical packaging control in the context of consumer safety and compliance with Regulation (EU) 2025/40. This part of the program will complement the qualitative and legal perspectives with a crucial practical aspect.
Medal award ceremony
Date
14.04.2026; 15:00Location
Trade Fair Studiohall F
Submit your product to the Excellence Award 2026 competition!
Do you create innovative solutions for the packaging industry? Does your machine, material, or system set new standards in quality, efficiency, or sustainability? Take part in the prestigious Excellence Award – Ptak Warsaw Expo 2026 and showcase your product among market leaders. It’s a perfect opportunity to highlight your innovation, strengthen your brand image, and gain recognized industry distinction.
Applications are accepted until April 7, 2026.
Don’t miss the opportunity to win a medal and reinforce your market position!
Award Categories:
- Packaging Machines and Production Lines, Labeling and Marking Packaging
- Materials and Sustainable Technologies
- Packaging Innovation and Design
- Automation, Robotics and Industry 4.0 in Packaging Processes
- Logistics, Warehousing and E-commerce (Intralogistics for Packaging)
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Matchmaking zone, hall E
International matchmaking
Sign up to participate in the International Matchmaking with other companies attending Warsaw Pack 2026!
Warsaw Pack is a leading B2B packaging trade fair in Central and Eastern Europe, held annually at PTAK Warsaw Expo near Warsaw.
We're excited to bring together thought leaders, innovators, packaging manufacturers, converters, material suppliers, machinery providers, technology companies and enthusiasts for 2 days of inspiring business networking opportunities.
The International Matchmaking is organised under the SMEBeyond project and supported by its partners: Clean, Klaipeda Science & Tech, BalticNet-PlastmaTec, Natureef Association, OpenTech, and Sustainable Business Hub.
Register now to secure your spot and join us for an unforgettable experience!
Why?
Key reasons to join:
· Targeted business meetings
Pre-arranged 30-minute matchmaking meetings with companies active across the packaging value chain, focused on real cooperation opportunities.
· Smart pre-selection of partners
Before the event, you can preselect participants, schedule meetings in advance, and even establish contacts prior to Warsaw Pack, ensuring high-quality discussions onsite.
· High-visibility location
Meetings will take place at the Natureef exhibition stand (E5.26) and in the Business Meeting Zone (E5.39), with a dedicated networking and matchmaking area.
· International reach
Connect with companies and clusters from multiple European regions, supporting interregional and cross-border collaboration.
· Aligned with SME Beyond objectives
Designed to support SME internationalisation, partnership building, and scale-up readiness
Participating in the matchmaking ensures that you and your members make the most of Warsaw Pack, turning two days into concrete business leads, partnerships, and follow-up opportunities.
B2B Meetings - From contacts to contracts
Business collaborations start with a first contact!
How does the B2B Matchmaking work?
All participants are by default registered for the 1:1 networking (signing-off possible). To request a 1:1 meeting with one of the participants you simply browse the participants list and identify good matches. Afterwards you send your meetings requests and add a line why a meeting would make sense. Once the recipient(s) accepts your request the meeting will be scheduled on a reserved table and next free timeslot on the event.The networking is open before and during the event. After the event you can still stay in touch with other event participants via the integrated chat messaging.
How can you benefit from the matchmaking?
Initiate and arrange promising pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings at the event.
Generate fresh leads and meet new contacts in a time and cost-efficient way.
Stay one step ahead of your competitors by being seen and visibly present at the event.
Trade Fair Studio – Hall F
Exhibitors’ Presentation & Trends Panel
13:00-13:30
Patryk Betlejewski | FlexLink Sales Manager
Hubert Nowak | FlexLink Area Sales Manager
In the rhythm of production, or how to design and implement a modern production line
For over 45 years, FexLink has been offering proprietary components for the construction of conveyor systems that connect machines and equipment in factories around the world. Over this time, the FlexLink brand has become synonymous with the word "conveyor."
But FlexLink also (or above all) offers a comprehensive range of turnkey solutions – from concept to implementation of a wide range of production process automation solutions, along with full service support.
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Celebrating Excellence: Medal Awards Ceremony
This event honors the best of the best, highlighting their contributions to the industry’s development and showcasing the most advanced solutions in the following categories:
Trade Fair Premiere: Recognition for exhibitors who introduced innovative products or services at the fair, presenting them to the public for the first time.
Innovation: An award for companies that have presented groundbreaking technologies or solutions with the potential to revolutionize the industry.
Trade Fair Display: A prize awarded for exceptional booth design and aesthetics that stand out for their creativity and attract visitors’ attention.
Trade Fair Product: An award for exhibitors whose product stands out for its quality, functionality, and significance for the industry’s development, earning recognition from both visitors and experts.
The trade fair studio
We invite you to the Trade Fair Studio, where during exclusive interviews with industry experts and outstanding exhibitors, you will learn about the latest trends and innovative solutions. In this inspiring environment, market leaders will share their experiences and visions for the future, providing valuable insights and knowledge. The Trade Fair Studio is also connected with the Medal Award Ceremony, where distinguished exhibitors are honored, adding prestige to the event and highlighting the importance of innovation and excellence in the industry..
Inspiring conversations and new opportunities – the networking zone awaits!
The B2B Networking Zone is an extension of the conference, offering participants a unique opportunity to engage in direct discussions with speakers and other industry experts. In this zone, attendees can exchange insights, ask questions, and establish valuable business connections in a more informal atmosphere.
Join us to deepen your knowledge, continue the inspiring discussions from the conference, and form valuable relationships that can benefit both you and your company!
