2nd Corru Pack Print India Expo 2026 Announced for Mumbai

Mumbai, India – The Indian Paper Corrugated & Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Association (ICPMA), in collaboration with Futurex Trade Fair and Events Pvt. Ltd., has officially announced the second edition of Corru Pack Print India Expo, scheduled from 19–22 March 2026 at Hall 6, Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai.

Dedicated exclusively to the corrugated packaging machinery sector, this premier biennial exhibition is poised to become a transformative platform for India’s rapidly expanding corrugation and packaging industry. Building on the remarkable success of its inaugural 2024 edition in Delhi, the 2026 expo will continue its winning formula — featuring live machinery demonstrations, high-impact knowledge sessions, and strategic networking with leading Indian and international brands.

A Platform for Innovation and Growth

Corru Pack Print India 2026 will serve as a dynamic platform for industry leaders to unveil cutting-edge innovations, demonstrate state-of-the-art equipment in real time, and introduce sustainable, cost-effective solutions tailored to evolving market demands.

The upcoming edition is expected to host:

• 250+ machinery and technology suppliers, including leading global brands
• 15,000+ trade visitors from India and overseas
• 250+ machines in live operation

Industry Growth Driving Demand

India’s packaging industry, valued at USD 75 billion in FY20, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 18–20%, reaching approximately USD 250 billion by FY26.

The corrugation industry is witnessing unprecedented growth, driven by rapid expansion across e-commerce, FMCG, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, electronics, automotive components, and retail logistics. As supply chains modernize and sustainability becomes a priority, corrugated packaging has emerged as the preferred solution due to its recyclability, durability, lightweight structure, and cost-effectiveness.

The shift toward organized manufacturing and large integrated corrugation plants is accelerating investments in advanced machinery and plant modernization. Government initiatives such as “Make in India”, rising exports, and growing domestic consumption further support strong double-digit growth projections for the sector.

Leadership and Industry Support

Under the leadership of Mr. Niket D. Shah, President, ICPMA, along with exhibition committee members Mr. Hitesh Nagpal, Mr. Raunak Singh Bhurjee, and Mr. Manish Suresh Shah, and supported by Mr. Namit Gupta (Director), Swami Prem Avneshi Ji (Managing Director), and Mrs. Nidhi Gupta (Director), Futurex Group, the expo has positioned itself as India’s only fully dedicated exhibition for the corrugated packaging machinery industry.

Commenting on the announcement, Namit Gupta, Director, Futurex Group, stated:

“Corru Pack Print India represents a strategic confluence of innovation and business acumen. By bringing together industry leaders, we aim to create a fertile ground for meaningful collaborations, fostering technological advancement and driving the corrugated packaging machinery industry to new heights.”

The event is backed by prominent industry bodies including the Federation of Corrugated Box Manufacturers (FCBM) and the Indian Institute of Packaging, reinforcing its role as a key knowledge-sharing and networking hub.

A Catalyst for the Industry’s Future

With participation expected from top executives, plant heads, procurement leaders, and technology experts, Corru Pack Print India 2026 promises an immersive business environment focused on networking, deal-making, and technology transfer.

As one of the fastest-growing economies globally, India presents immense opportunities in packaging innovation. By bringing together machinery manufacturers, technology innovators, raw material suppliers, and end-use buyers under one roof, the expo will create a powerful ecosystem for business growth, technology exchange, and long-term partnerships.

Corru Pack Print India 2026 is not just an exhibition — it is a growth catalyst for India’s rapidly expanding corrugated packaging industry.