Contract Packaging: US operators choose IPACK-IMA 2015 to explore the European market

Contract Packaging Association - chose IPACK-IMA 2015 to explore the potential of the European and Mediterranean market. As part of the remarkable buyers program put in place in cooperation with MISE and ICE – the Italian agency for foreign trade, CPA will bring some of the most qualified American contract packaging professionals to Milan from May 19th to 23rd: companies supplying services including primary and secondary packaging, filling, assembly and manufacture of packaging systems, logistics services.

"We are very excited to participate in IPACK-IMA 2015”, says Chris Nutley, CPA Board President. “The goal of the trade mission for the Contract Packaging Association is to engage in dialogue with the European manufacturing and packaging community to uncover potential opportunities and synergies. We hope to learn about the needs of those manufacturers outside of the United States and find ways to help".

In particular, American buyers plan to gain a better understanding of the needs of manufacturing industries outside of their continent: IPACK-IMA 2015 with its five related exhibitions (Meat-Tech, Dairytech, Fruit Innovation, Converflex and Intralogistica Italia) and the co-location with the universal Expo provide a not-to-miss opportunity for meeting and discussion on a truly global scale, going beyond Europe’s borders.

"IPACK-IMA is the ideal place for these conversations to take place and CPA appreciates the invitation” - concludes Nutley. Once more, Ipack-Ima proves to be a strategic platform for high-level technological update and new business development.

“The Contract Packaging Association represents an increasingly important sector in the packaging industry - says Guido Corbella, CEO, Ipack-Ima spa -. We are especially pleased with the participation of this American delegation, whose presence proves that IPACK-IMA 2015 is truly a not-to-miss opportunity. We are counting on this visit as the beginning of a key cooperation bound to continue in the future".