LEAD THE REVOLUTION! Let's meet with rePAPER at ALL4PACK in Paris on November 21 ~ 24th!


With 1,300 companies and 66,000 visitors worldwide, the ALL4PACK Emballage Paris will be held at Nord Villepinte in Paris from November 21 to 24.


In this exhibition, we expect to see packaging and equipment facilities and sustainable innovation solutions covering all four industries, including packaging, processing, printing, and logistics.

rePAPER participates in the ALL4PACK with reliable solutions for the environment, such as RP-SERIES and REPA-COAT, which have 99.5% recycling, home composting, food contact stability, and packaging functionality.

See you at the ALL4PACK exhibition, 21~24Nov 2022!

If you would like to visit the repaper booth, please get in touch with us via the email below, and we will send you an e-invitation.
widinsprit@repaper.kr

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