Exhibition chairman Ian Martin said the emphasis looked likely to be on digital and on-demand technologies, workflow innovation, wide-format and sustainability.

“PacPrint will be a great place to see technology in action, connect with key suppliers and business advisers to help map out your plans, and to identify opportunities and explore potential new revenue streams to grow and develop your business over the next four years,” he said.

“As always, we would love to see a large contingent of New Zealand visitors at PacPrint13 and can assure you, your staff and your clients of a warm welcome at what is now very much New Zealand’s local show, so make sure you put it in your diaries now.”

PacPrint will co-locate with the Visual Impact Image Exhibition at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre from 21-25 May and is expected to be a 200 exhibitor sell-out.

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