New US package printing and converting show

22 August 2005


PackPrint, a new biennial trade show, is to be held alongside Graph Expo 2007, September 9-12, in Chicago's McCormick Place. The Flexographic Technical Association has teamed up with the Graphic Arts Show Co to produce the event.

Regis J Delmontagne, president of GASC, states: "As the differences between commercial printing and package printing become less distinct, manufacturers and printers alike are seeking a single event that allows them to review equipment and supplies for both disciplines in one place. We were aware of this phenomenon prior to launching the converting initiative at Print 05 & Converting 05, and will carry this idea over in to creating this new co-located event."

"We feel that FTA will provide unique strengths and market insights that, coupled with our expertise in producing top-tier events, will result in a high quality event for attendees and exhibitors alike."

FTA president Mark Cisternino adds: "For some time now, our membership has been looking for consolidation within the trade show environment in order to create more efficient, cost effective marketing and buying opportunities. GASC, through Graph Expo & Print, has a long standing, solid reputation for bringing significant value to the commercial side of the printing business. It makes perfect sense to expand this event through a co-operative venture with FTA to include products and services within the flexographic converting marketplace."

The new event will be held in the North Hall of McCormick Place, just across the concourse from Graph Expo, and visitors will be able to gain access to both events with one badge.

  

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