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Krista Exhibitions on Tuesday, October 21,2025 opened ALLPACK INDONESIA 2025, Southeast Asia’s largest international exhibition showcasing innovations across the packaging, plastic, processing, printing, recycling, and pharmaceutical industries. Now in its 24th year, the event runs from October 21–24, 2025, at Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo), Kemayoran.
The four-day event, the 24th edition this year, features over 1,500 exhibitors from 30 countries and targets more than 50,000 professional visitors from 54 countries. It serves as a strategic platform connecting industry players, manufacturers, distributors, associations, academics, and policymakers to foster collaboration, strengthen industrial supply chains, and promote inclusive economic growth.
Daud D. Salim, CEO of Krista Exhibitions, said that ALLPACK INDONESIA has become a vital platform for introducing the latest innovations and forming strategic partnerships within the sector.
“This year, the number of exhibitors has increased by 22 percent compared to 2024, reflecting strong optimism among industry players toward the market potential of Indonesia and the wider Southeast Asian region,” Daud said on Tuesday.
He added that the exhibition underscores Krista Exhibitions’ commitment to supporting sustainable development in the packaging, plastic, processing, recycling, and pharmaceutical sectors, while enhancing national industrial competitiveness.
“We want to ensure that the innovations and technologies presented here not only create business value but also have a positive impact on the environment and society,” he emphasized.
ALLPACK INDONESIA 2025 features a series of insightful discussions and seminars designed to broaden industry knowledge. Highlights include “Packaging Trend & Innovation Towards Sustainability: The Future of Responsible Business Practices” by the Indonesia Packaging Federation (IPF), focusing on sustainable packaging and environmental responsibility.
A presentation by Asia Pacific Food Industry’s Kenneth Tan on automation trends and technologies driving efficiency and innovation in the food sector.
The seminar “Shaping a Sustainable Future for Plastics” by INAPLAS, and a Rieckermann session showcasing innovative solutions for manufacturing efficiency.
Industry associations such as IPR, ARPI, GAPMMI, and companies like Uhlmann are also hosting member gatherings to strengthen business networking and collaboration.
Additional thematic seminars include “Packaging Innovation for Enhanced Efficiency and Cost Reduction” by PDF, “The Evolution of Packaging Design: Turning Ideas Into Reality,” and INAPLAS’ technical session on PE, PP, and PVC production challenges.
A key feature of the exhibition is the Business Matching Program, which connects manufacturers, distributors, and potential buyers from various countries to facilitate business partnerships, expand distribution networks, and open new investment and export opportunities in manufacturing and industrial technology.
ALLPACK INDONESIA 2025 is supported by multiple government bodies − including the Ministry of Industry, Ministry of Trade, and Ministry of Tourism − along with leading associations such as INAPLAS, IPF, GAPMMI, and GP Farmasi Indonesia.
ALLPACK INDONESIA 2025 invites all stakeholders to participate and be part of the transformation toward a more efficient, innovative, and sustainable future for the packaging, plastics, processing, recycling, and pharmaceutical industries.
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