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companies. One special item on the programme is the presentation of the WorldStar Global Packaging Awards on the exhibition grounds. With its accompanying trade fair


components, interpack also focuses on the expertise of the supplier industry. Here, companies present solutions from the fields of drive technology, control systems, sensor technology, robotics, machine parts and industrial software, thereby visualising the technological basis of modern processing and packaging solutions. With the SAVE FOOD Expert Talks,


the SAVE FOOD Highlight Route, the SAVE FOOD Awards and the SAVE FOOD Project Competition, the focus will also be on preventing food waste and losses. Women in Packaging on 11 May will focus on the role of women in the industry. And interpack TV will report live from the exhibition grounds on innovations, trends and voices from the international community.


AT THE INTERPACK SPOTLIGHT FORUM BY THE NORTH ENTRANCE, EXPERTS WILL DISCUSS CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS AND STRATEGIC ISSUES IN THE INDUSTRY. THE START-UP ZONE PROVIDES A PLATFORM FOR YOUNG COMPANIES. ONE SPECIAL ITEM ON THE


PROGRAMME IS THE PRESENTATION OF THE WORLDSTAR GLOBAL PACKAGING AWARDS ON THE EXHIBITION GROUNDS


Services for visitors In the exhibitor and product database, visitors can find out about companies, products and innovations ahead of time and plan their visit to the trade fair. With Fair Match, a digital matchmaking tool is available that suggests suitable business contacts based on individual interests and facilitates the making


of appointments. The website offers information on preparation, travelling and accommodation. A new feature is a hotel service that summarises the offers for interpack and makes comparison easier. Early booking is recommended. During the trade fair, MyOrganizer and


the interpack app provide support for individual planning and orientation on site.


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