News Letter

The 23rd International Packaging Material Exhibition opens on June 14, 2022. 

The 23rd International Packaging Material Exhibition (KOREA PACK 2022), the largest event in the domestic packaging industry, will be held from June 14 (Tue) to 17 (Fri), 2022 at KINTEX Exhibition Hall 1 in Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do. The 23rd International Packaging Material Exhibition (hereinafter referred to as Korea Pack 2022) will showcase a variety of packaging-related technologies and products applied to various industries such as food and beverage, bakery, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and industrial products.

Co-hosted by the Korea Packaging Machinery Association, Kyungyeon Exhibition, and Monthly Packaging, Korea Pack 2022 is an exhibition specializing in the packaging industry where key players from the domestic and foreign packaging industries participate and gather high-tech and new products.

The exhibition will host the 12th International Logistics Industry Exhibition, the 17th International Pharmaceutical, Bio and Cosmetics Technology Exhibition, the 14th International Chemical Device Exhibition, the 7th International Cosmetics and Bio Industry Exhibition, and the 16th International Research, Experiment and Advanced Analysis Equipment Exhibition.

Korea Pack 2022 is preparing a special plastic packaging exhibition and conference related to the packaging industry as a sustainable future knowledge industry. With the recent emergence of environmental problems, regulations on plastic-based packaging products, which are widely used for packaging products, are being tightened. The exhibition will introduce trends and trends in related technologies such as plastic use reduction technologies used in packaging and eco-friendly plastic manufacturing technologies and equipment to reduce carbon emissions.

The online exhibition hall debuted at the Korea Pack Special Exhibition in 2021, and more than 1,500 products from 524 companies entered, and 200,000 people from 83 countries visited online. In addition, 60 companies from 19 countries were invited to the consultation amount of $150 million.