Smart Packaging conference around the corner

The latest in intelligent and smart packaging systems, solutions, and applications will be unveiled at Smart Packaging 2004, set for September 8-9 at the Rosemont Conference Center, Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, Rosemont, IL.

Jim Butschli

Jul 31, 2004

Smart Packaging 2004 is a conference and exhibition focused on solutions for brand authentication, process control, consumer protection, product safety, smart logistics, and supply-chain management. The event is co-produced by Tarsus Group plc, an international media group, and The Institute of Packaging Professionals. Supporting the conference and exhibition as media sponsors are Packaging World and Labels and Labeling magazines.

End-user speakers represent companies that include Procter & Gamble, Hewlett-Packard, Kraft Foods, and TAP Pharmaceuticals. Speakers will present their current smart and intelligent packaging

applications.

In addition to the conference, Smart Packaging 2004 will include a tabletop exhibition of suppliers involved in smart packaging applications. For more information, visit www.tarsus-group.com, www.smart-packaging04.com, www.iopp.com, or www.packworld.com.

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