In recent years, “cleaner labelling” has been in the spotlight as health-conscious consumers become increasingly mindful of the impact the foods they eat have on their health.

Join KERRY on 24th April for a free Webinar on Cleaner Label.
Food scares, not health is the bigger concern for consumers in Asia-Pacific,the Middle East and Africa.

On Saturday, April 6th, Springfield Retail Centre will be once again hosting their annual Curry Cook off competition which will see 9 amateur home cooks vying for the top spot in each of the 3 respective categories – that of seafood, chicken and meat.

Propak Africa and co-located events took place from 12-15 March at the Expo Centre in Nasrec, Johannesburg, with over 600 exhibitors showcasing their newest products and technologies. Visitors had the opportunity to see the latest state-of-the-art equipment and machinery, auxiliary products and services. Many new products and services were unveiled at the show.

Some types of waste can be used to produce lubricants. This introduces a new approach that can save on costs and the environment, and could be the key to smarter production.

With the focus heavily on reducing trailer tare weight, Serco recently completed the manufacture of its first two Protec reefer semi-trailers using aluminium facings in place of steel.

The result is vehicles with the advantage of injected foam panel technology plus the huge benefit of a reduction in tare weight allowing for increased payloads.

It’s day 2 and thousands of visitors have already seen the latest products and technologies at Propak Africa 2019.

Africa’s ultimate packaging, food processing, plastics, printing and labelling exhibition will be taking place at the Expo Centre in Nasrec, Johannesburg, from 12-15 March.

A renowned local and international brand, the industries it represents have come to count on Propak Africa for its showcase of the latest innovations and technologies, sustainable packaging initiatives, and the most cutting-edge machinery and equipment.

From packaging 4.0, to the latest flexographic print trends, from serialization to evaluating the plastics alternatives flooding the local market. More than 20 industry leaders from the packaging, printing, and plastics industries will be sharing their insights into the latest developments and challenges in these industries over four days of free-to-attend seminars taking place during Propak Africa next month.

The importance of packaging and related industries will take centre stage at Africa’s ultimate packaging, food processing, plastics, printing and labelling trade exhibition, which will afford over 600 exhibitors the opportunity to showcase their latest technologies and innovations.