Paris Packaging Week will return to Paris on 3–4 February 2027, with registration now open for what is expected to be the event’s largest edition to date. The programme will feature more than 80 conference sessions, offering insight into packaging priorities across beauty, aerosols, premium drinks, luxury, and design.
The 2027 event follows a successful previous edition that welcomed 14,442 visitors—14% more than the year before. Under the new theme, ‘In the Spotlight’, the show will showcase emerging packaging solutions, notable industry developments, and the people driving progress across the sector.
Five specialist communities will form the core of the exhibition. PCD will focus on beauty packaging, while ADF will examine aerosols and dispensing systems. PLD will bring together premium drinks brands, and Packaging Première will explore luxury packaging for sectors including fashion, jewellery, and watches. The Pentawards Festival will add an international showcase of award-winning packaging design, supported by a dedicated creative programme.
The event will also provide a valuable forum for professionals tracking food and beverage industry trends, food manufacturing trends, and food processing technology. As brands respond to changing food distribution trends, food and drink industry innovation, and growing expectations around food and drink sustainability, packaging remains central to commercial strategy. Discussions will also address food and drink regulations, food and drink packaging, food and drink marketing, and evolving food and drink consumer trends.
With a larger exhibitor presence and an extensive conference schedule, the organisers are placing strong emphasis on helping visitors maximise their time across the two-day event.
Noura Moussa, Head of Marketing at Paris Packaging Week, said: “We are welcoming major international suppliers who will exhibit alongside specialist businesses that can address precise technical or production needs.
“In a market where every investment needs to demonstrate its value, those encounters matter. A conversation with an engineer, or the discovery of a material you hadn’t previously considered, can change what you ask of your next packaging project. Ultimately, success is measured by the projects that move forward and the partnerships that begin during those two days.”
Past attendees have represented leading companies including Unilever, LVMH, Chanel, Pernod Ricard, YSL, L’Oréal, and Coty.
