IPF Bangladesh 2026 Positions Bangladesh as a Rising Hub for Plastics, Printing and Packaging Manufacturing

Dhaka, Bangladesh

As Bangladesh accelerates its manufacturing and export-driven economy, the plastics, printing and packaging sectors are becoming key pillars supporting growth in consumer goods, food packaging, pharmaceuticals, and infrastructure. Against this backdrop, IPF Bangladesh 2026, the 18th Bangladesh International Plastics, Printing and Packaging Industry Fair, will take place from 28–31 January 2026 at International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB), bringing together over 400 exhibitors from 18 countries across an 18,000 sqm exhibition floor.

Organised by the Bangladesh Plastic Goods Manufacturers & Exporters Association (BPGMEA) and Yorkers Trade & Marketing Service Co., Ltd., with support from the Ministry of Commerce and the Export Competitiveness for Jobs (EC4J) Project, IPF Bangladesh serves as the country’s most comprehensive platform connecting local manufacturers with global technology suppliers, material producers, and solution providers.

A Gateway to South Asia’s Fast-Growing Manufacturing Market

With two decades of development, IPF Bangladesh has become the industry’s key annual meeting point, reflecting the transformation of Bangladesh from a labor-driven manufacturing base to a technology-enabled production hub. Despite the temporary pause during the COVID-19 period, the plastics, packaging and printing industries have continued to expand, driven by rising domestic consumption, export demand, and increasing investment in automation and sustainability.

Long-term participation by global suppliers highlights strong market confidence. Companies such as Zhejiang Golden Eagle in injection moulding, Kung Hsing, Shanghai Jurry, Techno, Guangdong Blesson and Chyi Yang in pipe extrusion and blow moulding, and Worldly, Long New and HCI in laminating and slitting solutions return to IPF Bangladesh year after year to engage with buyers seeking productivity upgrades and higher-value manufacturing.

At the same time, suppliers such as Phon Tech and Union J. Plus demonstrate how environmentally friendly materials and recycling solutions are becoming increasingly central to the Bangladesh market, reflecting growing regulatory and customer demand for sustainable packaging.

Technology Focused on Productivity, Sustainability and Market Expansion

IPF Bangladesh 2026 presents a full value-chain showcase covering core production technologies, materials, and downstream applications, enabling visitors to evaluate complete manufacturing solutions in one venue.

Key technology segments include:

Injection Moulding Technologies

Sacmi, Cheso, Zhejiang Golden Eagle, Borch, Bole, Aman, Jon Wai, Mega

Extrusion Equipment

Long New, Worldly, Kung Hsing, Woojin Plaimm, Jwell, Wenan Tongda

Recycling & Reprocessing Machinery

Lohia Corp, Dongguan Honkeda, Nanjing Hundred Horse Plastic

Packaging Machinery & Solutions

Moon Accessories, Rose Mart, Hsieh Hsu Machinery, Shau Peng Technology, Lohia Corp Limited, Minwa Agencies, Changshengda Machinery (Zhejiang), Jiashan HH Nonwovens

Printing Machinery & Chemicals

Winson Ink, Qingzhou Macro Secco, Zhejiang Source of Color New Material Technology, Ruian Toyo Import & Export

Raw Materials

Enerplastics LLC, Taj Al Mulook, Tepe Kimya, Almunif Pipes, Lifeline Technologies, Phon Tech Industrial, Platinum Polymers, Union J. Plus, Vietnam Joint Stock Company

This strong international participation reflects the growing demand in Bangladesh for higher-efficiency machinery, advanced materials and recycling technologies that support both export quality standards and sustainable production.

BPGMEA Pavilion Showcases Local Industry Strength

The BPGMEA Pavilion will highlight the breadth and depth of Bangladesh’s plastics and packaging manufacturing capabilities, bringing together leading local companies such as RFL, Akij Biax Films, Bengal Group of Industries, Padma, Rapid Pack, ColorPlus Masterbatch, Redmin, Luna, Hossain Flexipack, Asia Plastic Container, Emeraude, GreenPlast Recycling, Raduga, Hatim, Xclusive Can, and the Bangladesh Institute of Packaging.

By presenting the complete value chain in one dedicated pavilion, BPGMEA aims to strengthen international buyer confidence and promote Bangladesh as a reliable sourcing and production base.

In parallel, BPGMEA will organize a series of high-level industry seminars during the exhibition, addressing market trends, technology upgrades, sustainability, and future development pathways for the plastics, printing and packaging sectors.

A Platform for Regional and Global Industry Exchange

From 28–31 January at ICCB, IPF Bangladesh 2026 will serve as a regional gateway for suppliers and buyers seeking to tap into South Asia’s expanding manufacturing and packaging demand. Through live machine demonstrations, technical exchanges and business matchmaking, the exhibition provides practical opportunities to improve production efficiency, develop new partnerships and explore future-ready solutions.

By connecting Bangladesh’s rapidly growing manufacturing base with global technology leaders, IPF Bangladesh continues to play a central role in advancing the industry’s competitiveness and long-term sustainability.

For more information, please visit https://ipf.chanchao.com.tw or register at https://chanchao.tw/-e2m5h

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