Int’l packaging, label, printing tech exhibition opens in Hanoi
The Vietnam International Packaging, Label, Thermal Transfer, Printing Technology Equipment and Supplies Exhibition 2019 (VPSE 2019) kicked off in Hanoi on March 20.
Hanoi (VNA) – The VietnamInternational Packaging, Label, Thermal Transfer, Printing Technology Equipmentand Supplies Exhibition 2019 (VPSE 2019) kicked off in Hanoi on March 20.
The annual event was initiated by Dong NamAdvertising and Commercial Promotion JSC and held in conjunction with theVietnam International Advertising Equipment and Technology Exhibition (VIETAD2019).
It offers a good opportunity for domestic andforeign organisations and enterprises to seek partners, transfer technologies,and develop business, contributing to increasing the quality andcompetitiveness of products, according to Vice Chairman of the VietnamAdvertising Association Nghiem Truong Son.
The VPSE 2019 features nearly 500 pavilionsdisplaying a wide range of products in these fields.
The event will run until March 23 and isexpected to attract over 10,000 visitors.–VNA
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At the opening ceremony (Photo: VNA)
