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Propak summit set to showcase plastics, local manufacturing

Propak West Africa is set to open its 12th edition next week at the Landmark Centre in Lagos, showcasing innovative plastic manufacturing and locally made products.

The three-day exhibition and conference will bring together over 5,500 industry professionals and more than 250 global brands, featuring live demonstrations of new packaging and processing technologies.

Organizers say the event will provide “the missing link to take businesses to the next level,” with exhibitors drawn from global and regional leaders in packaging, plastics, printing, and processing.

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The summit’s agenda includes:
– Day 1: “Shaping the Future of Packaging” – focusing on innovation, efficiency, and sustainability in manufacturing and packaging operations, with speakers from top industry players like Guinness Nigeria, UAC Foods, and PZ Wilmar.
– Day 2: Hosted by KPMG, this day will examine data management for sustainable packaging systems, with speakers from Lagos State Government, Coca-Cola, and KPMG.
– Day 3: “Scaling SME Manufacturing in Food, FMCG, and Packaging” – featuring discussions on addressing challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises while unlocking growth opportunities, with speakers from SMEDAN, NAFDAC, and First Bank of Nigeria.

The summit aims to provide a platform for stakeholders to chart new pathways for sustainable manufacturing and packaging in Nigeria, deepening support for local producers.

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