ProSweets Cologne 2020: Top result already in the early bird phase

The trade fair is also proving popular on an international level, because 63 percent of the applications received so far come from abroad. This commitment underlines the central significance of ProSweets Cologne as the leading supplier fair of the sweets and snacks industry. It covers the entire demand regarding the themes production, packing and ingredients – from diversified ingredient variations, to innovative packing machines and materials, through to optimised production technologies.

The previous edition of ProSweets Cologne 2020 already laid the foundation for this year’s very good early bird result: With a clear theme focus, more depth in content and a forward-looking alignment (among others Industry 4.0, intelligent packing) it convinced both visitors and exhibitors alike. Lars Kistenmacher, CEO, Commercial Director of Fuji Packaging GmbH confirmed this: “In combination with ISM, ProSweets Cologne is a fantastic trade fair with outstanding contact possibilities in the sweets and snacks section. We are already looking forward to next year!”

Numerous strong brands are on the registration list of the coming ProSweets Cologne. Process and packing technology traditionally forms the largest section. The applications received so far include: Andreas Kopp, Baumgartner Schokoladen, Belgian Sweets Design, Capol, Coppenrath Feingebäck, Döhler, Dumoulin, Esbe Plastic, Fuji Packaging, GNT Group, Hacos, Knobel Maschinenbau, Kremers Verpackungsmaschinen, Krüger & Salecker, Lareka Confectionery Equipment, LCM Schokoladenmaschinen, Live-Tech, Maschinenfabrik Seydelmann, Memak Plastik, Norevo, Paradise Fruits, Prewa Verpackungsmaschinen, Prodinger Verpackung, Raytec, Rinsch Schokohandling, Sopp Industrie, Vemag Maschinenbau and Wolf Spezialmaschinen. Among the new and returnee exhibitors are Mesotronic, Paul Craemer and Prewa from Germany, TLM Packaging from Italy and Chocolate World from Belgium. The largest group stands are currently Italy, China and Turkey.