Prepress

Official sales launch for plastprintpack West Africa 2014!

Thursday 20. February 2014 - National pavilions from Austria & Spain already confirmed!

Benefit from the early booking discount
It is on the background of the success of the first edition and responding to the growth, demand and vitality of West Africa’s industry, that fairtrade organises the 2nd edition of plastprintpack West Africa on 2-4 December 2014, again at the Accra International Conference Centre in Accra, Ghana.
As 88% of the exhibitors in 2013 could extend their business contacts, it comes as no surprise that leading exhibitors such as Moss, Samwha and Windmöller & Hölscher have already re-booked their stands and that Austria & Spain will be present with official national pavilions at plastprintpack West Africa 2014.
Substantial institutional support
of Ghanaian and European partners:
Ghana: The Ministry of Trade & Industry and the Ministry of Food & Agriculture
Austria: The Austrian pavilion is supported by Advantage Austria
Germany: Both, the German Embassy in Ghana and AHK Ghana-Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in Ghana, support the event
Spain: AVEP-The Valencian Plastics Industries Association organizes a Spanish pavilion
Hon. Nii Lantey Vanderpuye,
Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry:
Ghana due to its political stability combined with her unprecedented democratic dispensation and stable macro-economic policies, has become a haven for foreign direct investment and indeed the gateway to the larger ECOWAS market of the future. With the recent oil and gas find, it has become more attractive for numerous socio-economic activities. It is my hope the trade show will further boost our efforts at modernizing our agro-processing and packaging industries considered vital to our export led economic policies.
Valubale synergies!
Creating valuable synergies for visitors and exhbitors alike, plastprintpack West Africa 2014 is held in conjunction with agro West Africa, food + bev tec West Africa & food + hospitalty West Africa take place concurrently, building the frame of “agrofood West Africa”.