From smarter packaging to automated production, Propak Cape 2026 will showcase technologies designed to help businesses improve efficiency, product quality and operational performance.
Taking place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) from 27-29 October, the exhibition brings together more than 200 local and international exhibitors across packaging, plastics, printing, labelling, food processing and related industries. Visitors can compare equipment, explore new materials and see machinery in action.
New launches and live demonstrations
Busch Vacuum Solutions will introduce new vacuum pumps for packaging applications, alongside software designed to simplify the monitoring and optimisation of vacuum systems. Qualipak will launch a conveyor designed for easier maintenance, while Filmatic Packaging Systems will unveil a new labelling machine. Molenaar will showcase tunnel pasteurisation technology with Dynamic PU Control for the cider and beer industry.
Visitors can watch Monitor Engineering demonstrate Spraying Systems tank-cleaning technology designed to support hygienic, resource-efficient operations. Advanced Packaging Technology will demonstrate LMC horizontal flow-wrapping machines, and showcase bag- and pouch-making equipment, punching systems and laser and mechanical systems, from other leading brands.
Packaging, processing and automation solutions
Resilux will showcase PET beverage bottles with barrier technologies designed to protect product quality, alongside hot-fill and refill options.
Bizerba Southern Africa and Avocet Scales & Labels will present weighing, labelling and software solutions combining connected technology with local service and support. Starrate Healthcare will feature spray delivery systems for pharmaceutical and cosmetics applications, while also highlighting specialist chemicals and laboratory products from Advent Chembio.
Adroit Technologies will showcase Mitsubishi Electric factory automation systems designed to support precise machine control, improve energy efficiency and enhance production performance across industries including food, beverage, plastics and printing.
Innovation, Sustainability and Automation theme days, together with IPSA’s free-to-attend seminars, will offer further insights into developments shaping the industry.
“Propak Cape gives visitors the opportunity to explore new technologies, compare solutions and speak directly to suppliers about practical ways to address their business needs,” says Mark Anderson, Portfolio Director at Montgomery Group Africa, organisers of the show.
For more information and free online visitor registration, visit www.propakcape.co.za