TOKYO PACK 2022 COMES TO A SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION

TOKYO PACK has become a notable appointment for companies in the packaging industry, especially in Asia. This important show for packaging science, technology and design generates international appeal and global relevance, thanks to its international and global relevance, and its mission to focus on the most critical issues affecting society and nature’s ecosystems.

This important meeting for packaging professionals, held every two years in Japan, was sponsored and organized by the Japan Packaging Institute (JPI). This 29th edition, held from October 12 to 14, ratified the event as the largest gathering of international representatives of the packaging industry in the Asian country.

Specifically, the program of talks addressed issues such as ecosystems and their impact on the planet and humanity. During the exhibition and the varied seminar program, it was highlighted how packaging and the packaging industry can contribute to a better and brighter future by providing innovative and sustainable solutions.

The next decade, like no other before it, will be decisive and will have consequences for future generations. What happens in a few decades depends on our generation’s immediate and responsible response to the current climate crisis.  In this edition, the call to action was ‘Enter a new era of packaging: the future starts here!’

TOKYO PACK 2022 once again entertained and informed attendees, exceeding 15,000 visitors daily. TOKYO PACK 2022 is a highly prestigious event on the packaging industry calendar, the supply chain represented and brought together under one roof, to be part of the great conversation about the future of packaging and the future of the industry itself.

This is where industry firsts, design trends and best-in-class technologies that will earn the recognition of their developers are unveiled. The eyes of the world were on circularity, conservation of natural resources and interconnected systems that create viable circular economies within industries and supply chains.

The number of visitors to the stands met and exceeded the expectations of two-thirds of the respondents. Almost 60% (59.2%) established contact with “many new clients”. The majority rated the exhibitor experience positively, with responses of “completely satisfied” and “satisfied” totaling almost 60% (58.1%).