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The 2025 edition marked a significant milestone as we celebrated the 10th anniversary of this key industry gathering. Organised by fairtrade Messe, plastprintpack & agrofood Nigeria once again took place at the Landmark Centre in Lagos from 25 - 27 March 2025.

Exhibitors and trade visitors, panelists and conference participants all agree: the 2025 edition of 10 years plastprintpack & agrofood Nigeria was a resounding success, many even say it was the best ever.

With 2,354 buyers and industry professionals from Nigeria and across West & Central Africa, the exhibition & conference took a very successful course.

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Babatunde David
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Newamstar

What made the 2025 event exceptional

Dynamic and engaging presentations at exhibitors' stands, particularly in the highly attractive national pavilions of the Netherlands, Poland, Germany, China, and South Africa.
Increasing international reach, as the event continues to develop into a regional hub. Exhibitors reported that their visitors came not only from all parts of Nigeria but also from many neighbouring countries in West and Central Africa.
Germany as the Guest of honor, adding prestige to the 10-year jubilee celebrations.
Unprecedented interest from key decision-makers in both government and business, eager to explore the solutions showcased by exhibitors.
Thousands of targeted business discussions, valuable insights from 42 conference sessions featuring 90 speakers, and exceptional networking opportunities.

NEW: The Netherlands Guest of honor 2026

Reflecting the strong partnership between Nigeria and the Netherlands, this designation showcases Dutch expertise in the agrofood sector. It also creates valuable opportunities for collaboration, knowledge exchange and business development between Nigerian and Dutch agricultural stakeholders.

The organising team says thank you!

We look forward to welcoming you again in Lagos from 24 - 26 March 2026!

With €143m in 2022, Nigeria is the second largest importer of plastics technology in Africa, just behind Egypt and ahead of South Africa. Nigeria‘s imports increased by an average of 17.6% per year between 2016 and 2022.
Nigerian imports of printing & paper processing technology have increased by 17% annually, from €42m in 2017 to €92m in 2022. At €92m, Nigeria ranks second in sub-Saharan Africa for imports of printing & paper technology, behind South Africa with €122m, but well ahead of other sub-Saharan countries.
With €183 million in 2022, Nigeria is the largest importer of packaging technology in Africa, before South Africa with €175 million and Egypt with €162 million.

Source: VDMA 2023

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