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ICE Europe, the world’s leading exhibition for paper, film & foil converting will return March 12-14 2019, at the Munich Trade Fair Centre in Germany
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ue to the ongoing trend for recycling and an increasing demand for sustainable
products, the converting industry is currently undergoing a change. The use of biomaterials is growing. At the same time, individualised and high quality products and packaging solutions are becoming ever more important. This requires innovative coating and finishing processes. “It is a challenge to reconcile the diverse demands and ensure the efficient and sustainable use of materials and machinery. At ICE Europe 2019, visitors find concrete production solutions, a wide range of machinery as well as different materials that accommodate these challenges,” explains Liljana Goszdziewski, exhibition director of ICE Europe, on behalf of the organisers, Mack Brooks Exhibitions. Digitalisation and associated smart
products and packaging remain an important trend in converting. Special films (battery films, biopolymeric films, high barrier films, optical films, weatherable films and other specialty films) offer functions that allow for their application in diverse areas. For the first time, ICE Europe 2019 is presenting a dedicated “Special Film & Extrusion Area” for the growth market sector of special films, where trade visitors will be
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able to find special films as well as machinery and accessories for extrusion. The area covers extrusion lines for blown films, extrusion lines for flat films and sheets, welding machines and calenders. So far, some 430 exhibitors from 25
different countries have booked their stand space at ICE Europe 2019 and occupy 11,500 m2 of net floor space. This means that the booked net floor space has grown by 4 per cent compared to the total floor space at ICE Europe 2017. A great majority of the exhibitors at ICE Europe 2019 come from Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and the United States with 55 per cent being German companies. As a specialised trade fair, the exhibition profile of ICE Europe includes all main areas and manufacturing processes of converting of flexible, web-based materials, such as paper, film, foil and nonwovens. The exhibition covers materials, coating/laminating, drying/curing, (pre) treatment, accessories, slitting/rewinding, flexographic/rotogravure printing, finishing, factory management/waste removal/recycling, retrofitting/machine upgrades, toll coating/converting/slitting, control, test & measurement, production process management, services, information & communication, and (semi)finished products.
IMPORTANT VISITOR INFORMATION ICE Europe 2019 will take place in halls A5 and A6 at the Munich Trade Fair Centre in Germany. The 4th edition of CCE International, Europe’s only specialised trade fair for the corrugated and folding carton industry, will, once again, be held in parallel, in hall B6. From December 2018, the ICE Europe visitor brochure will be available in print as well as for download from the ICE Europe website in German, English, French, Italian and Polish. The visitor brochure includes all
important information about the show, the exhibition profile, the exhibitor list, the accompanying programme, as well as visitor services. Tickets for ICE Europe 2019 will be
available in the online ticket shop from January 2019. Day tickets will be available for €24 online and €38 on site, and season tickets will be available for €34 online and €50 on site. The tickets also grant access to the co-
located show CCE International 2019. Both shows will be open on Tuesday 12 March 2019, and Wednesday 13 March 2019, from 9.00 – 17.00 and on Thursday 14 March 2019, from 9.00 – 16.00.
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