Following the success of ProPak Vietnam, the international exhibition on processing and packaging technology, ProPak Hanoi 2026, makes its debut in the northern region at vietnam exhibition centre (VEC), Dong Anh, Hanoi. The event aims to be a nexus for the latest multinational technologies, fostering connection opportunities for both domestic and international businesses.

According to the announcement, the organizers position the event as a "critical technology benchmark," bringing together many leading global brands in processing and packaging for the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries.

The exhibition also offers an intuitive space for factory leaders to directly assess performance, calculate financial solutions for total cost of ownership (TCO), and find practical answers to achieve cost reduction and profit growth.

The opening ceremony of the 19th processing and packaging technology exhibition (ProPak Vietnam) in Ho Chi Minh City in late march. *Photo: Propak*

Held in conjunction with MTA Hanoi and Semitronic, the exhibition will feature over 300 businesses from 20 countries and territories, spanning an exhibition area of more than 10,000 m2. It is expected to welcome over 4,000 professional visitors, including executives, factory directors, chief engineers, R&D specialists, and other key personnel in the production chain.

"The event also opens strategic connection opportunities with regulatory bodies, international certification organizations, and a network of major buyers", a representative from the organizing committee stated.

Additionally, the organizers will host a series of workshops and specialized courses, offering free international certifications. These aim to help businesses enhance their expertise and gain new perspectives from expert insights.

A bustling atmosphere at the exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City in late march. *Photo: Propak*

A representative from the organizing committee highlighted the current landscape of Vietnam's exports, which presents both opportunities and challenges. According to data from the department of statistics (ministry of finance), in the first six months of this year, the added value of the processing and manufacturing industry grew by approximately 10,23%, contributing 33,07% to the overall economic added value growth rate.

The industry's development depends not only on production capacity but also on technological advancement, quality of supply chain management, and the ability to adapt to new market trends and requirements, especially the stringent standards from foreign direct investment (FDI) corporations.

As demands for traceability, material control, emissions reduction, recyclability, and extended producer responsibility (EPR) become mandatory criteria in supplier evaluation processes, businesses can no longer rely solely on traditional advantages. Instead, they must restructure technology, select the right equipment configurations, implement management software solutions, and partner with reputable suppliers.

ProPak Hanoi 2026 provides a specialized platform covering various sectors, from packaging, food processing, beverage technology, pharmaceuticals, raw materials, and logistics to the cold supply chain. This creates opportunities for businesses to seek partners, find solutions, directly connect with collaborators, and expand their markets.

"In an environment of continuously changing consumer demands, where competition is driven by efficiency and rapid adaptability, businesses that innovate quickly will gain a leading advantage, thereby optimizing production plans", the organizing committee representative added.

(Source: Propak Hanoi)

ProPak Hanoi 2026, specializing in processing and packaging technology, is organized by Informa Markets Vietnam.

Time: 9h -17h from 13/10 to 15/10

Venue: Vietnam Exhibition Centre (VEC), Dong Anh, Hanoi

See details on how to register for the exhibition and workshops here.