Road shows to preview Labelexpo India

Posted in Latest News on September 07, 2010

Labelexpo India is organizing a series of road shows in the run up to the event, which takes place at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi on 8-11 December 2010. Held later this month, the road shows will be free to attend and will bring the local label printing community together to discuss latest issues and innovations in preparation for the show.

The road shows will include a networking reception as well as interactive presentations on the Indian label market and new product launches at Labelexpo India. The road show in Chennai will also have a live press demonstration.

The road shows will take place in the following locations:

  • Chennai (27 September) – hosted by Nilpeter/Proteck, 15 Medavakkam Road, Sholinganallur, Chennai - 600 119, India (17:00 to 21:30)
  • Mumbai (28 September) – hosted by SMI Coated Products, The Club Mumbai, 197 D N Nagar, Andheri (w), Mumbai  - 400 053, India (19:30 to 22:00)
  • Ludhiana (29 September) – Fortune Park Klassik Hotel, Link Road, Opp Model Town, Ludhiana - 142002, India (19:00 to 21:30)

Roger Pellow, Labelexpo managing director, said: ‘Running these road shows before Labelexpo India is a great way to engage with printers across India before the show. We believe in developing the labeling industry and growing it globally. Labelexpo India is one of the events that is key to this strategy and reflects our commitment to this important market.’

Tickets to the road shows are free of charge, but limited to printers and members of the media. Please visit the website or email the marketing team to apply for tickets.   

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