Édition Spéciale by Luxe Pack puts eco-designed luxury in the limelight

Édition Spéciale by Luxe Pack opens its doors in Paris. During two days (June 4th - 5th) the event will put an emphasis on eco-friendly packaging innovations.

Annette Lendal, Senior Research Analyst of the Ellen McArthur Foundation will open the show’s educational programme

Focusing on sustainability and eco-design for tomorrow’s packaging, the event will host:

64 exhibitors [1];
two main debates;
and a series of feedback sessions.

The main materials of luxury packaging will be represented (glass, paper, plastic, wood, metal, fabrics), as well as several finishing-decoration specialists.

In a keynote speech, Annette Lendal, Senior Research Analyst of the Ellen McArthur Foundation will present the New Plastics Economy initiative and the opportunities of innovation in a circular economy (June 4th, 10.00 am).

The small size of the show should offer visitors not only the opportunity for many interactions with other participants but also a comprehensive view on the many innovations presented by exhibitors.

Official partner of the show, Infinity Global Luxury Packaging will award the exhibitor whose products have attracted the greatest interest from visitors to the show.

Édition Spéciale by Luxe Pack

Le Carreau du Temple
4 rue Eugène Spuller
75003 Paris

Mardi 04 juin de 09h à 19h
Mercredi 05 juin de 09h à 18h

www.editionspeciale-luxepack.com

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