The 2025 Warsaw International Packaging Fair WARSW PACK (hereinafter referred to as the Warsaw Packaging Exhibition) is scheduled to be held from April 8th to 10th at the PTAK International Exhibition Center in Warsaw, Poland – PTAK Warsaw Expo. The exhibition is held once a year and the organizer is Ptak Warsaw Expo. The total exhibition area is expected to reach 75,000 square meters.
WARSW PACK is a professional packaging technology and packaging materials exhibition certified by UFI. The main packaging products on display are in the fields of food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, industry, e-commerce and non-food consumer goods. The main products on display are packaging equipment and accessories, packaging materials, packaging products, printing labels, warehousing and logistics, packaging auxiliary equipment, etc. WARSW PACK provides an excellent opportunity for exhibitors and visitors to establish business relationships, showcase innovative technologies and exchange knowledge. This is where innovation is combined with practical needs, and where the industry’s potential can be maximized.
Poland is a country with relatively successful economic transition in Central and Eastern Europe, and is also one of the important markets for European flexible packaging suppliers, as various end-user industries have high investment rates in advanced and innovative packaging, and more and more companies are beginning to focus on lightweight, portable and environmentally friendly packaging. Many Polish packaging companies are also expanding their geographical influence in the market by opening new manufacturing units, which is also expected to expand the scope of the flexible packaging market in the region. For example, Plast-Box Group, one of the leading plastic packaging producers in Poland and Europe, opened a new logistics center near Warsaw with a total area of more than 3,800 square meters.
At present, the Polish packaging market is dominated by plastic packaging, which is about 16.5 billion zlotys, accounting for half of the total. Other packaging types include: paper packaging (23%), metal packaging (13%), and glass packaging (10%). According to the report “Development of the Polish Packaging Industry 2010-2016 and Forecast 2017-2020” by Equity Advisors: it has reached 46 billion zlotys in 2020, and the growth rate is twice that of the world.