Plastics Printing Packaging Kenya Nairobi

The Plastics Printing Packaging Kenya, also known as "PPP Kenya", is an internationally recognized trade fair focusing on the fields of plastics, printing, and packaging. This annual event is initiated by the Expo Group UAE and is held at the prestigious Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi, Kenya. At the fair, exhibitors present innovative products and services from the fields of plastics, printing, and packaging. They use this platform to establish new products on the market, present their latest developments, and build business relationships with potential customers.

Furthermore, additional product categories such as thermoplastic compounds, processing equipment, packaging materials, and flexographic printing machines are showcased at the fair. Highlights of the fair include demonstrations of the latest technologies and materials, interactive workshops, and networking events. The exhibitors are primarily from the fields of plastic manufacturing, printing, and packaging. Visitors, too, are largely from these sectors, making PPP Kenya an ideal meeting point for professionals and decision-makers from these industries. In addition, PPP Kenya is part of a series of fairs organized by the Expo Group UAE at various locations across the African continent. This makes it an important event in the calendar of professionals from the plastics, printing, and packaging industry. The Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi offers both exhibitors and visitors an excellent infrastructure and amenities. Due to its good connection to the transport network, it is easily accessible, making participation in the fair even more attractive. Overall, PPP Kenya is an important platform for professionals to discover the latest trends and innovations in the plastics, printing, and packaging industry and to forge new business relationships. It is an event that no professional in this industry should miss.

The Plastics Printing Packaging Kenya takes place annually, and therefore for the 24th time previsibly in July 2024 in Nairobi.