Registration opens for Paris Packaging Week

Registration is now open for the next edition of Paris Packaging Week, taking place on February 3-4, 2027.

The organizers report a record nearly 950 exhibitors showcasing packaging solutions for the beauty, aerosols, premium drinks, luxury and design sectors.

Following a 2026 edition that attracted 14,442 visitors, up 14% year on year, the event returns with a refreshed theme, ‘In the Spotlight’, which highlights the packaging developments and people worth discovering, according to the organizers.

At the heart of Paris Packaging Week are five specialist communities, each with its own expertise and identity: PCD brings the beauty packaging community together; ADF focuses on aerosols and dispensing; PLD connects premium drinks brands with packaging suppliers and designers; Packaging Première extends the offer into luxury, including fashion, jewellery, and watches; while the Pentawards Festival brings international award-winning packaging design and a dedicated creative programme.

According to the organizers, the addition of these communities creates opportunities for ideas to move between sectors. “A dispensing innovation developed for beauty could find an application in aerosols, while an approach pioneered in premium drinks could offer new possibilities for fragrance,” they explained.

Alongside its expanded exhibitor line-up, Paris Packaging Week 2027 will feature more than 80 conferences exploring the future of the packaging industry.

“The scale of Paris Packaging Week gives visitors more choice, but the number of exhibitors or conferences alone does not make a successful event,” said Noura Moussa, Head of Marketing at Paris Packaging Week. “Someone developing a refillable fragrance bottle will have different priorities from a designer exploring luxury presentation boxes. Our role is to help each of them find the expertise they need, with room for an unexpected discovery. In a market where every investment needs to demonstrate its value, those encounters matter. A conversation with an engineer, or the discovery of a material you hadn’t previously considered, can change what you ask of your next packaging project. Ultimately, success is measured by the projects that move forward and the partnerships that begin during those two days.”

Reflecting on previous Paris Packaging Week editions, Clément Petit, Project Development Manager at LVMH, said: “We love discovering the innovations and trends which are shaping and changing the industry.”

While Chas Aylsworth, Business Development at Trivium Packaging, added: “We see so many of our customers. It’s a must-attend event for our business.”