From 23 to 25 September 2025, the packaging industry will come together at the European trade fair for packaging, technology and processes. Preparations at NürnbergMesse are in full swing. A good 1,400 exhibitors are expected. In addition to a wealth of packaging-related products and services, trade visitors can once again look forward.

At the end of September, the Exhibition Centre Nuremberg will once again become the place to be for the European packaging industry. On the exhibitor side, Fachpack 2025 will once again cover the packaging value chain. The focus will be on packaging materials and packaging aids as well as innovative packaging technology solutions. Both main segments will be supplemented by packaging printing and finishing and intralogistics

Phuong Anh Do, Event Director of the trade fair, says: "In addition to the extensive, forward-looking trade fair, I am particularly looking forward to the lively dialogue around the Fachpack key theme of ’Transition in Packaging’. This dialogue is important because the industry is undergoing radical change and a sustainable and digital transformation is unavoidable. And that's why we'll all be discussing important industry topics together here in Nuremberg in September and providing impetus as to what the opportunities of this transition look like and how they can be utilised."

There is great anticipation in the industry. Martin Rank, Head of Sales & Marketing, Etimex Primary Packaging GmbH, says: “Fachpack inspires me every year because it is not only one of the leading trade fairs for packaging solutions in Europe, but also offers a platform for innovation, dialogue and sustainable developments.“ Sonja Bähr, Director Business Development at B+P Creality, also emphasises its importance: "Fachpack inspires me with its special combination of reliability and innovative strength. It always offers a very good overview of the latest developments, trends and technologies and at the same time provides a protected setting for confidential discussions with industry experts."