Visitors to this year’s Total Processing & Packaging exhibition at the NEC, Birmingham, from May 25th to 27th, can receive free expert advice on all types of packaging challenges, from design requirements and material suitability to environmental considerations and cost reductions.

Held in association with The Packaging Society, the Packaging Advice Clinic on stand 5957 will be manned by a number of packaging professionals, with specialist knowledge in a variety of fields including food & drink packaging, MAP, structural design, waste minimisation, sustainable development, plastics packaging, just in time technologies, and cosmetics and pharmaceutical packaging.

The full timetable and availability of the experts is published on the exhibition website at www.totalexhibition.com/clinic, where visitors can book a specific appointment time to discuss their particular queries and requirements in detail with the relevant specialist. 

“End users are continually asking more of their packaging, and companies need to find new solutions and innovations to help them keep ahead of the competition,” comments Total Processing & Packaging’s Marketing Manager Deborah Conneely.

“The Packaging Advice Clinic will provide expert knowledge and guidance that can help businesses both achieve superior results and also make valuable cost savings in the process.”

Total Processing & Packaging 2010 is the third edition of the UK’s largest integrated processing and packaging exhibition where visitors will enjoy the most comprehensive insight into the latest developments across these industries.

On Stand 5740 Denny Bros will be exhibiting innovative packaging and labelling solutions that offer numerous benefits and opportunities for customers in a variety of sectors. The main markets we cover include pharmaceutical and clinical trials, health & beauty, FMCG, veterinary, DIY, household products, automotive and print management.

Visitor registration, which will enable fast entry into the exhibition on the day, is now open at www.totalexhibition.com/register. The website also contains detailed information about the exhibition and its many visitor attractions, along with travel and accommodation advice, and extensive corporate and product information from individual exhibitors.

Deborah Conneely, Reed Exhibitions (UK) Ltd, 06 May 2010