Sino-Pack 2015 seminars explore beer industry, food traceability

Sino-Pack 2015 will run concurrently with the China (Guangzhou) International Exhibition on Packaging Products 2015 (PACKINNO 2015). Both trade events will be held from 9 to 11 March 2015 at Area A, China Import and Export Fair Complex, Guangzhou, China. The trade fairs, which are organised by Adsale Exhibition Services Ltd, will showcase the newest trends in end-use designs, industrial packaging, techniques and skills, manufacturing, and effective marketing. 

Scheduled for the afternoon of March 9, the seminar will explore the future of the beer industry. It will present best energy practices and innovative manufacturing techniques that can help propel the industry and fuel growth.

Speaking  at this event are Guo You Lin, Carlsberg Brewery (Guangdong) Ltd manager; Huang Shao Qi, China Leadership Institute executive director; He Jie Hong, Zhongling International Group chief engineer; and Chen Chong Yu, manager at BeckHoff New Automation Technology Co. Ltd.

From left to right: Mr Guo You Lin, Mr. Huang Shao Qi, Mr. He Jie Hong, Mr. Chen Chong Yu

The seminar will be held in conference room no. 2, Area B. It is co-organised by the Guangdong Provincial Light Industry Association Beer Branch, Guangdong Provincial Alcohol Industry Beer Branch, and Guangdong Brewing Information and Technology Service Center, with support from Adsale Exhibition Services Ltd.

For the second day, a seminar on the application of food and drug traceability technology on packaging will kick off the activities. Titled “Traceability of Food and Pharmaceutical Packaging,” the seminar starts at 9:30am in conference room no. 1, Area B.

The seminar hopes to reinforce the concept of consumer's safety in the packaging industry. Discussions will revolve around the need for traceability effectiveness and efficiency on food and drug packaging, which has become a key concern in both the public and private sectors in relation to consumer safety and corresponding regulations. Consumer tracking of information on product packaging will be made possible if end-use companies enter information into a shared and public platform.