The ‘Processing & Packaging’ sector is evolving rapidly, driven by technological innovations and growing pressure to reduce environmental impact while maximising productivity. Companies are investing heavily in automation and process optimisation to achieve high production rates without compromising sustainability.

Processing and packaging: between productivity and the environmental impact of packaging

Faced with a constantly changing environment, the processing and packaging sector is confronted with a dual requirement: to meet increased demand for productivity while minimising environmental impact. With new environmental regulations (AGEC and PPWR laws), companies must adapt their production processes to reduce their carbon footprint, optimise the recyclability of materials and reduce waste. At the same time, the automation of production lines is becoming essential to achieve high speeds while ensuring maximum energy efficiency. This context is forcing the sector to find innovative solutions that combine performance and sustainability, while anticipating consumers' increasingly high expectations in terms of environmental transparency.


ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS: all processing and packaging solutions in one place

ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS offers processing and packaging professionals a comprehensive showcase of innovative solutions that combine productivity and sustainability. Through its range of specialist exhibitors, the trade show presents cutting-edge technologies that help manufacturers meet the challenges of automation and optimising machine speeds, while enabling them to improve their energy efficiency.

The machines in operation at the exhibition will also enable visitors to discover a wide range of practical solutions for improving and optimising the most complex processes. Thanks to its multi-specialist positioning, ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS meets the requirements of professionals in the sector by offering them an ideal platform to meet exhibitors offering innovative, sustainable solutions tailored to the challenges of factory packaging. From food processing to plastic processing machinery, the exhibition covers all stages of packaging, with a particular focus on carbon-free and economically efficient technologies.