Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (IPAMA)’s PrintPack India 2021 will now be held from 20-24 December 2021 at India Expo Centre, Greater Noida. Due to outbreak of COVID-19 and its adverse impact on the Indian Industry, due to successive lockdowns, IPAMA had consulted its Members, Exhibitors and other concerned institutions regarding the feasibility of holding the Exhibition on the scheduled dates.
Consequent upon remarkable improvement in the prevailing conditions and fast declining trend noticed in COVID-19 cases in the country, Exhibitors, Visitors and other related companies had started making emphatic enquiries regarding fixation of the new dates of the Exhibition. In pursuance to this, IPAMA had detailed discussions with the officials of India Expo Centre (IEML) about the availability of Exhibition Halls and other facilities and in consultation with the Exhibitors, who had already booked space for participation, a proposal regarding fixation of the new dates was submitted in the 116th Virtual Meeting of the Governing Council organised on 3rd February 2021.
It may also be stated that, except the new dates, the remaining terms and conditions for participation in PrintPack India Exhibition will remain the same. Revised dates for Early Bird Discount and other benefits which are to be allowed by the Association, will be finalised shortly. However, considering the Corona impact on the market and to support the Industry, IPAMA has decided to further lower the exhibition charges in comparison to earlier Editions.
PRINTPACK INDIA will be a 5-days event, at India Expo Centre & Mart in Greater Noida, India. The event will showcase products like In-Press, Post-Press, Finishing, Converting, Digital & Signage and Packaging Machines, Packaging Materials, Printing & Publishing, Paper and Paper Products, Logistics & Transportation Industries and allied Products.
About IPAMA
Established in the year 1988, Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (IPAMA), has been in the centre-stage since its inception. It is providing necessary inputs to the Government of India on various issues concerning the Industry for policy making, in collaboration with CII, FICCI, ASSOCHAM and FIEO. It is also working on maximising exports and simultaneously bring down the imports of machinery and other related products which are already being manufactured in the country.
