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News Release from: Total Processing and Packaging | Subject: Total PP visitor aids
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 25 January 2007
Visitor aids for planning a useful
exhibition
The UK's largest exhibition for processing and packaging, Total Processing and Packaging 2007, is planning a number of initiatives to help visitors make the most of their time at the show
The UK's largest exhibition for processing and packaging, Total Processing and Packaging 2007, is planning a number of initiatives to help visitors make the most of their time at the show A key focus is to help match visitors with relevant exhibitors, while a series of seminars for the pharmaceutical and pack design sectors will provide information and debate on the very latest topics concerning these industries
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 11 Sep 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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To enable visitors to seek out potential suppliers and contacts before making their journey to the NEC, the exhibition website allows them to indicate all products and services in which they are interested and then compiles a list of exhibitors fitting the specified criteria, with links to each company listing.
A Personal Show Plan is also prepared and emailed to each pre-registered visitor, providing the locations of all the stands they wish to visit.
This high level of visitor support is continued at the show itself.
For machinery and equipment buyers, the PPMA is providing a consultancy service to help companies find the right supplier to meet their specific requirements.
With networking, making new contacts, and catching up with old friends listed as other reasons for visiting Total, the Pakex Bar will provide a focal meeting point that will also be a showcase of the very best achievements of the UK packaging industry over the past 50 years.
The pharmaceutical sector will be showcased in a series of seminars held under the Interphex banner, while the latest developments in pack design and materials will be highlighted at the Packaging Innovation Show.
A full seminar programme organised by IOP: The Packaging Society will take place as part of this feature, with topics covering the needs of brand owners, packaging suppliers, packaging designers, retailers and consumers.
The Design Challenge, supported by Design Week, has teamed leading design agencies and packaging manufacturers to work together to develop an innovative solution for a specific creative brief.
The results of these collaborations will be on display at the exhibition.
"We want to ensure that time spent visiting Total Processing and Packaging is time well spent," explains exhibition director Ian Crawford.
"From the pre-planning of the website to the variety of features at the show itself, our aim has been to help visitors maximise their time at the exhibition, ensuring they can find the information they need and the companies and individuals they want to see.
By helping to bring informed prospects to exhibitor stands, we will be creating the right environment for companies to do business".
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