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Our First Time at interpack: We Thought Packaging Was an Extension of the Plastics Industry — Until We Arrived and Realized They Are Two Different Worlds
Right after wrapping up PRSE in Amsterdam, we barely even had time to unpack our luggage before heading straight to Düsseldorf, Germany, early in the morning on May 7 to catch the opening day of interpack 2026. For PRM, this trip felt quite different. In the past, our team's exhibition footprint has mainly revolved around the plastics and rubber machinery industry — events like K Show, CHINAPLAS 2026, NPE, and TaipeiPLAS. As for packaging and downstream converting exhibitions, the ones we were more familiar with were Taipei Pack and swop (which has officially upgraded into interpack china this year).
The Hidden Costs Killing Your Snack Packaging Margins — And What to Do About Them at Interpack 2026
Speed without precision is just expensive waste. On food packaging floors worldwide, the same hidden profit leaks keep showing up: fragile biscuits crushed at the bottom of bags, multihead weighers pausing mid-cycle because an upstream feeder is bridging, operators balancing on ladders for 40 minutes just to clean a hopper during a flavor changeover.