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Propak West Africa all set to be live on 14 September

The networking platform allows and encourages exhibitors and visitors alike to reach out and connect with each other digitally ahead of the exhibition. (Image source: Propak West Africa)

Propak West Africa will be held from 14-16 September 2021 at the Landmark Centre, Lagos, highlighting the packaging, printing, plastics and food processing industry, and boosting the manufacturing sector

With many industry stakeholders expected at the Landmark Centre next month, all eager to meet with more than 80 brands from the region and around the globe, all of whom will be providing the missing links for supply chains to get back up to full speed. Companies who will be showcasing their products this year include Atlas Copco, Bobst, Canon, CIS Buro, Exact Solutions, Fas Agro, Ishida, Miele, Neofyton, Reifenhauser to name but a few.

Alongside the exhibition and the multitude of equipment available to view onsite, the Propak West Africa conference will also be returning. 

The focus is largely on improving the sustainability of the sector, utilising new practices developed in recent years and providing examples of how these can be applied in Nigeria.

The speaker line up is as strong as ever, with PwC Nigeria moderating many of the panel sessions and onboard as the Strategic Conference Partner. Their insight and knowledge will help to shape the agenda alongside the many industry-leading speakers representing companies including FCMB, Guinness Nigeria, BUA Group, Bobst and Grand Cereals to name just a few.

On top of these sessions, TetraPak West Africa are sponsoring the event and will be running a session dedicated to sustainability and innovation that promises to be enlightening and one not to be missed.

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A unique networking platform in 2021

In addition to the usual interactions and network building that Propak West Africa provides onsite, this year for the first time the organisers are launching a networking platform that allows and encourages exhibitors and visitors alike to reach out and connect with each other digitally ahead of the exhibition, with access to the complete exhibitor and visitor list once registered.

It enables the attendees to engage their key targets and be sure that onsite they can have meaningful discussions and close deals. All attendees are required to do is sign up, answer a few questions so that the platforms industry leading AI technology knows what they want and then numerous recommendations will come flooding in.

Propak West Africa will of course run in full accordance with these measures as well as implementing best practices learnt across the Montgomery Groups global portfolio of events. This is to ensure the safety of all attendees remains paramount while offering the opportunity to reconnect with industry peers.

To see more information, visit www.propakwestafrica.com

To register, visit www.eventsrail.com/propakwa2021

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