Essentra Packaging, a multinational packaging specialist in the pharmaceutical and medical industries, which was recently acquired by MM Packaging, is ready to showcase its latest pharma carton, leaflet, and label innovations at the upcoming CPHI Frankfurt 2022 exhibition.
The CPHI event takes place 1 – 3 November 2022, in Frankfurt, Germany. Promoted as the world’s leading pharma event, the three-day hybrid event unites more than 100,000 pharmaceutical professionals, representing every stage of the supply chain.
Essentra will demonstrate its secondary packaging innovations on stand 30D31 in the InnoPack zone, and also channel its expertise by delivering several insightful presentations on the stand. The business has recently been acquired by market-leading European carton board manufacturer MM Packaging, adding further strength to its operations.
Oliver Serre, sales and marketing director, and GM for Continental Europe at Essentra Packaging (MM Packaging) said, “We are delighted to exhibit at CPHI Frankfurt 2022. The conference is a fantastic opportunity to connect directly with pharma sector professionals and demonstrate how we’re making waves in the sector. In addition to inviting delegates to get hands-on with our latest technologies, we have prepared insightful talks that show how Essentra is moving pharmaceutical supply chains forward on a number of different fronts.”
Alongside its own presentations, Essentra will introduce the new parent company MM Packaging and host key partners and customers, sharing their unique market perspectives and insights.
These include anti-counterfeit micro-optic technology Crane Micro-optics, Nanographic print technology specialist Landa, and nanomaterial innovator AMD.
Serre adds “Today’s pharma business is looking to combine speed, efficiency, and quality with sustainability. It can be a tough balancing act to get right, but it doesn’t need to be! At Essentra, we have forged our name in the pharma sector through packaging excellence, helping our partners to meet rapidly evolving market demands.”
