Labelexpo India to organize roadshows

Aimed at offset printers planning to diversify into labels and packaging

October 2, 2016

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The organizers of Labelexpo India will be hosting a four-day roadshow in early October in conjunction with the Offset Printers Association. Visiting Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Punjab, the roadshow events are being especially held for offset printers looking at diversifying their businesses into label and package printing.

The event will give Indian printers an unmissable regional opportunity to find out more about what label printing and Labelexpo India has to offer their businesses. Each roadshow stop will include lunch and a tailored seminar featuring expert speakers from Labelexpo India’s industry partners and supporting organizations. Latest global and regional trends will be discussed while speakers from exhibitor companies will share customer case studies and top tips on realizing and maximizing the commercial benefits of offering label printing.

The dates and venues finalized for the roadshow events are: 3 October – Sivakasi Offset Printers Association Auditorium, Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu; 5 October – Hampton by Hilton, Vadodara, Gujarat; 6 October – Regenta by Royal Orchid, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and 8 October – Friends Regency Hotel, Ludhiana, Punjab.

Labelexpo India will be held at India Expo Centre in Greater Noida (Delhi-NCR) from 17 to 20 November 2016. With over 200 industry-leading exhibitors, Labelexpo India is all set to bring together the entire supply chain with machinery, ancillaries, substrates and ink suppliers all under one roof. Labelexpo India is supported by the Label Manufacturers Association of India, All India Federation of Master Printers, Delhi Printers Association, and Authentication Solution Providers’ Association.

Jade Grace, Labelexpo India event director, said, “The Labelexpo India roadshow will give a preview of what to expect at Labelexpo India this October. It will give a taste of the highlights for this year’s show. The label sector is the print industry’s most robust area with sustainable growth and ongoing development. There are excellent opportunities within label printing for offset printers to grow and enrich their businesses, and we hope the roadshow will be a valuable chance for Indian printers to educate, communicate and collaborate.”

While entry is free to Labelexpo India, offset printers attending this year’s show will be invited to a scheduled program that is dedicated to them and have access to an exclusive VIP lounge.

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