EVENT PPMA 2023
PPMA set to show latest processing and packaging developments
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he PPMA is the largest processing and packaging machinery exhibition in the UK, showcasing the latest in
processing and packaging machinery, robotics and industrial vision systems. The free-to-attend event takes place on the 26-28 September, at the NEC in Birmingham. It spans the full spectrum of the processing and packaging industry, with exhibitors displaying their latest innovations in sectors including food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, household products and toiletries, building materials and supplies, pet care, micro-brewery and distilleries, FMCG, as well as contract packers, and more. There will be over 300 exhibitors,
representing over 2,600 brands, and a content-rich seminar programme, focusing on technological innovations and products set to shape various markets. Almost every aspect of the production line will be represented, from labelling, robotics, automation and industrial vision systems. Visitors will have the opportunity to source new ideas and solutions for innovating their processing and packaging solutions, added to the opportunity of meeting with new into the knowledge of leading experts in The PPMA event was established 37 years ago by the Processing and Packaging Machinery Association. Since then, the association has ensured the industry remains fully informed of the latest solutions designed to improve sales. Today the PPMA comprises a group of trade bodies, which together make up the PPMA Group of Associations. Also in the group are the British Automation and Robot Association (BARA) and the UK Industrial Vision Association (UKIVA). Together, these specialist trade associations serve over 550 member and At PPMA 2023, visitors can expect: • Live demonstrations of new machinery in action;
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industry experts, broadcast on screens across the exhibition and on PPMA TV; • Major networking opportunities; • The ability to monitor the competition and benchmark best practice against industry-leading performers; • Building new relationships, developing a deeper understanding of the industry, sharing information and gaining valuable insights.
Among the show exhibitors are: Reiser, ULMA, Omori UK, Ishida Europe, PFM,
For those seeking new solutions, you need look no further than the cutting edge machinery on display. Whether looking for ways to reduce costs or improve output, all visitors can learn how new machinery will help them achieve their goals. Visitors can see the complete production line event in action, from start everything connects. The show’s seminar programme will help visitors stay ahead of trends so far, as the latest processing and packaging solutions are concerned. Visitors can hear from a range of industry experts about latest trends and innovations in their sectors and how these can be applied to their businesses.
Keynote speakers include Ross Verrall
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from Nvidia, who will discuss the disruptive nature of AI, the Industrial Metaverse, Robotics and Digital Twins. Dimitrios Spiliopoulos of Amazon Web Services will address the importance of
by Machine Learning and AI. Topics covered in other presentations include food packaging innovations, the importance of sustainability, successful selling and how manufacturing is evolving to meet the needs of the processing and packaging sector. “We know from experience and
previous research that the PPMA show attracts many upper-tier purchasers and senior engineers, who report back with the knowledge they acquired at the event. opportunity for our exhibitors to generate excitement within end users in relation to what they could be achieving for their businesses,” said Scott McKenna, Group Exhibitions and Membership Manager at the PPMA Group.
CONTACT:
PPMA 2023
www.ppmashow.co.uk
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