Nilpeter will focus on virtual promotion and one-to-one presentation facilities in 2022 rather than trade shows, citing concerns regarding Covid-19 and the global component shortages.
“Based on experience gained from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic the past two years, we will continue our successful focus on virtual promotion. Therefore, Nilpeter has decided not to exhibit at trade shows in 2022,” Jakob Landberg, sales and marketing director, Nilpeter, states.
Nilpeter focuses on the health and safety of the employees and customers
”Participation in exhibitions and trade shows requires a strong commitment and a great deal of preparation from machine manufacturers. With the uncertainty related to the spread of new variants of Covid-19, we do not find it in our best interest to participate in this year’s trade shows and will instead focus on sales-related activities in Nilpeter’s Technology Centers in Denmark, USA, India, Thailand, and Brazil.”
“We have prioritized the health and safety of our staff, sales partners, and certainly customers while intensifying product development, namely the FA-26 and MO-Line fusion, both introduced during the pandemic. This strategy will be continued throughout this year.”
“For the past six months, the global component shortage has proven to be a challenge resulting in long delivery times of our products, as well as significant price increases on raw materials and components. All available press production capacity will be prioritized towards meeting the delivery requirements of our customers,” Jakob Landberg concludes, adding, “Nilpeter looks forward to exhibiting at future expo once circumstances allow it.”
