IPAK draws strong buyer interest at 3P Pakistan, signs MoUs
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

According to Mettis Global, International Packaging Films Limited (IPAK) drew strong interest at 3P Plas Print Pack Pakistan 2026, generating business inquiries that could lead to higher domestic sales and exports. The company also signed MoUs and agreements with several buyers during the three-day exhibition at Expo Centre Lahore. Thousands of visitors, including foreign delegates, stopped at its stall to look at the newer flexible packaging films on display.
The products on show included sustainable, cost-effective films developed through ongoing research and development, along with barrier films and circular options including PCR films. Foreign delegates were particularly keen on the newly launched range, and several explored sourcing and trade opportunities. A group of over 500 visitors, comprising industry people and overseas delegates, also toured the manufacturing plant at Quaid-e-Azam Business Park near Sheikhupura, which uses German machinery.
The visits drew a sizeable number of enquiries from buyers at home and abroad. The firm sells in more than 35 countries and recorded roughly $50 million in overseas sales last year. Its latest expo showing fits a plan built on research, innovation and modern production to create higher-value goods and replace imports.
At a glance
- IPAK signed MoUs and agreements with several buyers during the three-day exhibition.
- Over 500 visitors toured the Sheikhupura plant, including industry people and foreign delegates.
- The company sells to more than 35 countries and recorded roughly $50 million in exports last year.
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Originally reported by Mettis Global
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