Specialized pavilions

orange2Being alert to the development of the global market, to innovations in products and services in the new applications and technological advances in the packaging sector, several different pavilions have been implemented, accompanying the dynamics of each of the industrial sectors: Convert & Print-Pack, Food-Tech, Drink-Tech, Pharma & Cosmetic, Eco-pack, Pack-Services, Andina-Pack Design, where the exhibitors meet every two years, bringing with them the main advances and launches made by their companies, attending the trade show with a broad portfolio of technological options, represented in raw materials, machinery, equipment, processes and services.

Visitor promotions for the 2013

redEvent will draw in local visitors From LatinAmerica, professionals in the industry to do business with the most diverse audiences in the region. Pafyc`s marketing communication team knows how to provide opportunities for exhibitors. A regional campaign to profile the event will be launchend, banner ad on www.andinapack.com, and aggressive show promotion, a pressroom for distribution of your media kits, exhibit planning assistance from our experienced and friendly team, customized media and promotional planning assistance to get your message across.

 Asemaq

Machinery for the production and handling of powders and granulates in the pharmaceutical, chemical and food industry. Manual or semiautomatic unloading of sacs with and without anti-dust systems, vibrating screens, hammer and knife mills, conical mills, pneumatic transport under low pressure for powders, mobile containers on carts or palletized, fluid beds, loading and unloading systems for granulators under humidity and fluid beds, oscillating and continuous granulators, sieves by turbulence, mixers for bins, mixers in V, biconical mixers, mixers for drums, fixed and mobile columns, gravimetric loading stations for freight containers,washing systems and butterfly valves.

 

Colombia Today

The prospects given by the principal centers for economic studies of the country show that the majority of the indicators for the Colombian economy will continue to improve in 2013, with the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) beyond the average of its neighbouring countries, controlled inflation, decreasing unemployment, stable or downgoing interest rates, sound banking activities, increase of foreign investments and solid foreign trade. There is a unanimous opinion in that the national industry will have another positive year, according to the prediction of those institutions that follow the economy, both nationally and internationally.