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What to expect at PACK EXPO East 2024
PACK EXPO East 2024, held from March 18–20 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, USA, stands as the premier U.S. East Coast event for packaging and processing professionals. With over 450 exhibitors covering 100,000 square feet, this edition is the largest to date, offering a diverse array of cutting-edge technologies and solutions for 40+ vertical markets. Attendees can optimise their experience by registering as a team to tackle manufacturing challenges collectively. Register and explore more at
packexpoeast.com. Dive into specialised
manufacturing solutions at Pavilions, including the Reusable Packaging Pavilion sponsored by the Reusable Packaging Association for sustainable packaging solutions. The Association Partner Pavilion features leading organisations central to advancing the packaging and processing industry, offering valuable resources in one location. Take advantage of free educational sessions at PACK EXPO East, featuring
Industry Speaks with experts covering workforce, emerging brands, remote services, cybersecurity, and standards. The Innovation Stage presents 30-minute seminars throughout the day for professional enrichment. Check the session lists at
packexpoeast.com/education. Expand your network at PACK EXPO East with networking opportunities like the
Taste of Philly Opening Reception, Young Professionals Network (YPN) Reception, and Packaging & Processing Women’s Leadership Network (PPWLN) Reception. Learn more and register at:
https://bit.ly/3Sydrr5. Address critical workforce issues at the Workforce Development Pavilion,
a comprehensive resource hub connecting schools with industry-interested students. Join PMMI’s Certified Trainer Workshop on March 18–19 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Register at:
https://bit.ly/3MglCEe. Local students will come together at PACK EXPO East to learn about our industry, engage with exhibitors, and experience new technologies during the new Student
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packexpoeast.com. Coordinate your schedule with these events, which occur in conjunction with
PACK EXPO East. Supply Chain professionals should mark March 19–20 for the Foundation for Supply Chain Solutions’ (F4SS) Spring Connect 2024 conference. Additionally, participate in PMMI’s Vision 2030 session on March 20, focusing on identifying and addressing critical challenges in packaging and processing operations. Attendance is by invitation only; contact Andrea Admana (aadmana@
pmmi.org) for details.
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