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Madurai to Host 11th Print N Pack 2026 Exhibition, Showcasing Cutting-Edge Printing and Packaging Technology
From 24 to 26 July, the Ida Scudder Trade Centre on the Ring Road of Velammal Medical College in Madurai will host the 11th edition of Print N Pack 2026, a marquee event organized by the Madurai District Tiny and Small‑Scale Industries Association (MADITSSIA). The purpose‑built exhibition hall is set to accommodate more than 109 leading companies from across India, all converging to display the latest machinery, equipment, software and consumables that are reshaping the printing and packaging sectors.
V. Senthikumar, president of MADITSSIA, said the fair’s goal is to spotlight technological breakthroughs, innovative machinery and sustainable solutions that are steering the industry forward. He added that the show will act as a common platform for manufacturers, suppliers, entrepreneurs, MSMEs, technology providers and industry professionals nationwide.
Exhibitors will showcase a comprehensive range of products, including multi‑colour offset printing machines, digital printing systems, flexographic and gravure presses, screen‑printing units, label and sticker printers, corrugated‑box manufacturing equipment, paper‑conversion lines, industrial automation solutions, printing inks, eco‑friendly packaging materials, quality‑control systems and related software. The breadth of the showcase reflects the growing demand for high‑quality, sustainable packaging in India’s fast‑growing consumer markets.
Pon. Kumar, treasurer of MADITSSIA, highlighted the business‑development opportunities the fair offers. He said the event would enable entrepreneurs to explore new technologies, identify potential partners, establish dealer networks, procure advanced machinery and expand into new markets. He noted that printing‑press owners, packaging manufacturers, book publishers, food‑processing firms, carton producers, advertising agencies, MSMEs and students pursuing printing and packaging technologies would find the exhibition highly beneficial.
Print N Pack 2026 is backed by a coalition of state and national bodies, including the MSME Development Institute, the Government of Tamil Nadu, FaMeTN, Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers Limited (TNPL), the Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation (TIIC), SIDCO, EDII and SIDBI. These partners will showcase a wide array of products such as printing consumables, inks, rubber rollers, packaging materials, automation solutions, industrial equipment, power‑management systems, quality‑control devices, software solutions, spare parts and other related items.
The trade show follows a long tradition of regional events that have helped South‑Tamil Nadu’s printing and packaging industry stay connected with global suppliers and technology trends. It is expected to reinforce Madurai’s position as a hub for small‑scale manufacturing and to support the state’s broader industrial development strategy.
Organizers have confirmed the list of participating companies and the schedule of demonstrations. No further dates for related investor or stakeholder meetings have been announced, and the event will conclude on 26 July. The exhibition is expected to generate significant networking and procurement activity among participants, with potential follow‑up deals and partnerships anticipated in the weeks after the fair.
The 11th Print N Pack will therefore provide a focused venue for stakeholders to evaluate emerging technologies, assess sustainable packaging solutions and explore new market opportunities in a rapidly evolving industry.
V. Senthikumar, president of MADITSSIA, said the fair’s goal is to spotlight technological breakthroughs, innovative machinery and sustainable solutions that are steering the industry forward. He added that the show will act as a common platform for manufacturers, suppliers, entrepreneurs, MSMEs, technology providers and industry professionals nationwide.
Exhibitors will showcase a comprehensive range of products, including multi‑colour offset printing machines, digital printing systems, flexographic and gravure presses, screen‑printing units, label and sticker printers, corrugated‑box manufacturing equipment, paper‑conversion lines, industrial automation solutions, printing inks, eco‑friendly packaging materials, quality‑control systems and related software. The breadth of the showcase reflects the growing demand for high‑quality, sustainable packaging in India’s fast‑growing consumer markets.
Pon. Kumar, treasurer of MADITSSIA, highlighted the business‑development opportunities the fair offers. He said the event would enable entrepreneurs to explore new technologies, identify potential partners, establish dealer networks, procure advanced machinery and expand into new markets. He noted that printing‑press owners, packaging manufacturers, book publishers, food‑processing firms, carton producers, advertising agencies, MSMEs and students pursuing printing and packaging technologies would find the exhibition highly beneficial.
Print N Pack 2026 is backed by a coalition of state and national bodies, including the MSME Development Institute, the Government of Tamil Nadu, FaMeTN, Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers Limited (TNPL), the Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation (TIIC), SIDCO, EDII and SIDBI. These partners will showcase a wide array of products such as printing consumables, inks, rubber rollers, packaging materials, automation solutions, industrial equipment, power‑management systems, quality‑control devices, software solutions, spare parts and other related items.
The trade show follows a long tradition of regional events that have helped South‑Tamil Nadu’s printing and packaging industry stay connected with global suppliers and technology trends. It is expected to reinforce Madurai’s position as a hub for small‑scale manufacturing and to support the state’s broader industrial development strategy.
Organizers have confirmed the list of participating companies and the schedule of demonstrations. No further dates for related investor or stakeholder meetings have been announced, and the event will conclude on 26 July. The exhibition is expected to generate significant networking and procurement activity among participants, with potential follow‑up deals and partnerships anticipated in the weeks after the fair.
The 11th Print N Pack will therefore provide a focused venue for stakeholders to evaluate emerging technologies, assess sustainable packaging solutions and explore new market opportunities in a rapidly evolving industry.
