Technology exhibition series to attract over 450 enterprises from 32 nations and territories

Under the patronage of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Industry and Trade, Informa Markets Vietnam will organize the international exhibition ProPak Vietnam 2026, held concurrently with DrinkTech Vietnam 2026 and Plastics & Rubber Vietnam 2026.

The events will take place at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC) from March 31 to April 2.

The combined event is expected to attract over 450 exhibitors from 32 countries and territories, covering a total exhibition area of approximately 13,000 sq.m.

ProPak Vietnam 2026, the 19th international exhibition on processing and packaging technology, will focus on showcasing solutions in packaging, food processing, pharmaceuticals, logistics, and the cold chain industry.

DrinkTech Vietnam 2026, the 3rd international beverage technology exhibition, will bring together a comprehensive ecosystem of technology, equipment, and solutions for the beverage industry—ranging from production and filling to packaging and labeling. The event will feature participation from numerous domestic and regional food and beverage enterprises.

Plastics & Rubber Vietnam 2026, the 13th international exhibition on technology, raw materials, and machinery for the plastics and rubber industries, will highlight production and processing solutions, including equipment and materials from leading domestic and international suppliers.

During the three-day event, ProPak Vietnam 2026 will showcase the latest advancements in packaging, food processing, beverage technology, raw materials, pharmaceuticals, and logistics. This provides a platform for businesses to stay updated on market trends, expand partnerships, and seek optimal solutions to enhance production efficiency.

According to the organizers, the processing and packaging market in 2026 is projected to undergo a period of intense "market re-screening." Businesses will not only face pressure regarding production output but will also need to tackle the challenges of rising input costs and increasingly stringent requirements for operational data.