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TAROPAK trade fair has begun

Today, September 15, a four-day meeting of the logistics and packaging industry began in Poznań. As part of the TAROPAK International Packaging and Logistics Technology Fair, one can explore the latest offerings from 800 exhibitors, including 294 from abroad. Logistics companies occupy over 25% of the space this year – this is the largest exhibition of its kind in Poland.

Transport and logistics are among the key sectors of the Polish economy. This industry, with nearly a 12% share of GDP, employs 1.5 million people. Growing international trade and the trend of relocating production to Eastern European countries in search of cheaper labor are of great importance for its development. On the other hand, funds flowing from the European Union create an opportunity to improve the state of road infrastructure, without which the development of this branch of industry will not be possible.

For some time now, we have been observing an increase in demand for modern logistics and warehouse space in Poland, and analyses indicate huge prospects for the development of this sector. In 2007, warehouse space resources amounted to nearly 4 million sq. m. This is 40% more than the year before. Demand was also 53% higher compared to 2006. While a few years ago modern warehouse spaces were concentrated around the capital, it is predicted that in the coming years they will also develop in smaller cities, including Lublin and Rzeszów. Successful market development forecasts translate directly into an increased demand for modern logistics and packaging solutions in Poland. Both of these industries are reflected in a strong representation at the trade fair in Poznań.

This year’s TAROPAK is undoubtedly a fair of novelties – this is evidenced by the record number of submitted products, which is 250 – almost three times more than during the last edition. During the four days in Poznań, it will be possible not only to visit the exhibitors’ displays but also to take part in numerous seminars and lectures. On the first day, the conference “Shelf Ready Packaging – SRP – a challenge on the market” will be held, co-organized by the Polish Packaging Chamber, the Institute of Logistics and Warehousing, and MTP. The aim of the seminar is to introduce the subject of SRP, the requirements for their implementation in Poland and on European markets, and their practical applications in retail chains. Another interesting proposal is the “Innovative solutions for logistics” conference, during which modern strategies and products implemented in logistics companies will be presented. The main theme of the meeting will be building a competitive advantage in local markets as well as in the global supply chain network. This conference, organized by Eurologistics Publishing, is primarily a forum for exchanging experiences and information on the latest trends in technical solutions.

We also recommend the seminar and workshops titled “EPC / RFID technology for tracking the movement and origin of goods”. Prepared by the Institute of Logistics and Warehousing, the workshops aim to present the possibilities and effectiveness of using EPC / RFID technology in tracking the movement and origin of goods. The global standards for labeling units and information flow used within EPC / RFID technology provide solutions that meet EU requirements for monitoring the movement and origin of food products to ensure food safety. As part of the workshops, participants will have the opportunity to visit the EPC / RFID Laboratory.

The TAROPAK 2008 trade fair is taking place at the Poznań International Fair grounds from September 15-18, 2008.