GEA to Exhibit at 2009 Process Expo / Pack Expo / CPP Expo, 5-7 October 2009
30 August 2009
GEA will exhibit at the 2009 Process Expo / Pack Expo / CPP Expo, which will take place 5-7 October 2009 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The GEA Group companies will exhibit on booth number S-6532. The 2009 Process Expo / Pack Expo / CPP Expo is expected to attract 25,000 customers / buyers including over 2,000 international visitors from 75 countries.
Process Expo will focus on the newest developments in processing technology to meet the challenges faced by the industry's food and beverage manufacturers. Process Expo exhibitors will demonstrate state-of-the-art equipment in the fruit and vegetable, beverage, food safety and sanitation, confectionery, bakery, prepared foods, meat, dairy and snack food industries. Visitors will come to see and purchase the latest in food processing equipment, air and liquid handling, engineering/architectural design services, cooling/freezing and instrumentation/controls. Process Expo is sponsored and produced by Food Processing Suppliers Association (FPSA).
Pack Expo 2009 will focus on the latest developments in packaging technology and will showcase exhibitors' state-of-the-art advances in packaging machinery, converting machinery, materials, packages and containers, and components. Exhibitors will bring their top technicians and engineers to provide packaging solutions to even the toughest packaging challenges. Pack Expo exhibits will be located in Central Hall, and on Upper and Lower Levels of South Hall.
Converting & Packaging Printing (CPP) Expo will also be co-located, with exhibits on Lower Level South Hall. Reflecting the new market synergies of the package printing, converting, finishing machinery and supplies industries, CPP Expo showcases the latest in printing, coating, slitting and other state-of-the-art finishing processes. Over 2,800 converting professionals and nearly 250 exhibiting companies attended CPP Expo in 2007 in search of equipment, materials and services for streamlining operations and improving quality.
