1- Can you tell us a little about your position at ALL4PACK Emballage Paris?
First and foremost, it’s important to understand the sector’s ecosystem and the questions it raises , in order to put the various operators in touch with each other.
The aim is to find the players capable of providing this professional segment with the answers it is looking for, and ideas for development or evolution.
All this is articulated through the presence of exhibitors and visitors who will be able, in a limited time, to find solutions and effective relationships. For this reason, we felt it was important for this key event to include a series of conferences featuring a wide range of professionals, not only to answer questions but also to help visitors understand the issues and best practices in national and international markets.
Market trends are also very important, and our innovation competition offers a real insight into what’s new in this fast-changing packaging world. The winners will be present at the All4Pack innovation area.
We also felt it was important to act as an intermediary for other competitions, so as to give broad coverage to all initiatives, and to enable participants to be welcomed by the EPDA (European brand & Packaging Design Association), which has its own vision of packaging design.
2- The themes of the circular economy and sustainability are strongly rooted in civil society, what are the highlights and spaces that will mark out the ALL4PACK Emballage Paris trade show, from November 4 to 7, 2024 in connection with the Right Packaging?
Right Packaging is a very real issue for civil society, which only sees the end of the chain and doesn’t always fully understand the issues surrounding product deliverability.
Manufacturers are heavily involved in improving packaging to make it more sustainable, by studying the various materials and issues involved.
Circularity is therefore a major theme at All4Pack, and we have dedicated a space to it, bringing together companies for whom this subject is important, including many start-ups. To give everyone a better understanding of the issues and solutions at stake, the players will be able to express themselves in the Agora, at the heart of the space, in the form of workshops.
The Recycling and Re-use categories of the all4pack innovation competition reinforce this communication around circularity, supported by conferences on the subject.
3- Thanks to your support, the Conseil National de l’Emballage will be organizing a round table or other event on the theme of the circular economy at ALL4PACK Emballage Paris.
What do you expect from this partnership as a CNE member and administrator?
By agreeing to take part in two conferences this year, the CNE is providing real support for the November event. It will provide a genuine collaborative platform for the various players in the packaging value chain.
The industry comes together at the show, where we find all the professionals, both manufacturers and solution providers (our exhibitors) and marketers looking for solutions (our visitors).
The CNE’s presence ensures that we understand all the issues facing the packaging sector, and makes us aware of all the best practices and difficulties in France, where ongoing research is helping us to see how best to respond to the various points raised. His knowledge of the legislative perimeter to date and in terms of its evolution is an invaluable support. Thanks to the diversity of its partners, the CNE supports All4Pack emballage Paris in order to have a general vision of the entire industry, and even beyond our borders, to help us relay best practices. The CNE’s support over several years has been invaluable to the entire packaging ecosystem, enabling us to monitor the sector as a whole and build programs that anticipate needs to better meet everyone’s expectations.
