Registration Opens for Industrial Pack 2019

Registration is open for Industrial Pack 2019, which takes place at the Cobb Galleria Centre, Atlanta on 27-28 March. It is the only event focused on industrial, transit, and protective packaging.

The second annual event will build on its highly successful 2018 launch with increased manufacturers, networking and educational opportunities specifically designed for the industrial packaging and procurement professional.

This free-to-attend, two-day conference and expo will tackle some of the biggest industry challenges and explore exciting opportunities in smart packaging, sustainability, alternative materials, innovation, security, legislation and the future of packaging in industry.

This niche event was created in response to industrial packaging engineers, technicians and purchasers wanting an exhibition dedicated purely to industrial, transit and protective packaging without processing or machinery.

Industrial Pack 2019 takes place at the Cobb Galleria Centre, Atlanta on 27-28 March.

Organizers recently spoke to an exhibitor, Elemental Container Inc., a fully owned subsidiary of Tournaire SA of France, about the need for this event:

“There is simply no packaging show specialized in industrial packaging. We are either buried in the middle of consumer products or machinery. We hope to have a well targeted audience.” – Benoit Ramet, sales manager for Elemental Container Inc.

The industrial packaging industry is forecasted to grow by 19% reaching $78.3 billion in 2020.* (*Based on research conducted by Smithers Pira).

Industrial Pack brings together the top suppliers in this industry, who will be showcasing packaging solutions to transport every type of product – from hazardous materials and dangerous goods to automotive parts, building materials, industrial machinery, bulk food and drink and much more.

Packaging formats on show will include drums and pails, IBCs, pallets, dunnage air bags, corrugated board packaging, and much more to help buyers and specifiers solve their industrial, transit and protective packaging challenges.