DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY — In anticipation of interpack 2023, set to take place May 4-10, the exhibitor and product database for the event is now available with frequent updates on new information and products. The exhibitors’ profiles will feature information about product ranges is at the core of the database.
With approximately 2,700 exhibitors at interpack 2023, solutions and advice for attendees will be bountiful. In the exhibitor and product database, exhibitors can present their business individually and introduce their contact persons at interpack and their product innovations before each event.
Following a mid-July restart of exhibitor’s profiles across all Messe Düsseldorf online portals, the relaunch offers new features and opportunities.
“Companies need to present their businesses and products optimally, not only in the trade fair halls but also online. The new exhibitor profile makes this possible,” said Wolfram N. Diener, president and CEO of Messe Düsseldorf. “We are increasingly focusing on platforms that we can offer our customers in both physical and digital form. On our online portals, our trade fairs run 365 days a year. They are the first points of contact for their respective industries. To offer our customers, the greatest possible benefit, we stay in regular contact with them and continuously develop our digital services such as the online portals.”
This database will provide visitors with an overview of exhibitors and products available. Due to convenient product sorting, modern and clear design, and the option to filter according to personal interests. There is also the option of quickly making contact before the trade fair to assist with planning. In myOrganizer, interpack users can also save their preferred events and exhibitors before the show.
Prevalent in a wide range of industries from food and beverage to non-food and industrial goods industries, interpack is a popular venue for discovering the latest trends and innovations. The show provides solutions for the challenges within the industry such as switching to digital processes; adapting packaging and process workflows to a more sustainable strategy; and new consumer habits and supply shortage.
