Interplast Pack East Africa is an annual international trade fair specializing in plastics, printing, and packaging that takes place in various countries such as Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania. It is organized by MXM Exhibitions, an international company specializing in the organization of export-oriented trade fairs in various countries, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. The main categories of the fair include plastic and packaging materials, printing materials and printing machines, packaging materials and packaging machines, polymers, rubber, and corrugated paper. The fair has a special meaning for the region. On the one hand, it is an important meeting point for companies and experts from the plastics and packaging industry, who have the opportunity to present their products and services here. On the other hand, the fair contributes to the promotion of economic development. The plastics and packaging industry is an important industry for many countries in Africa, as it provides a wide range of products and services for various industries, including food, pharmaceutical, agriculture, and many more. In addition, the fair also offers a platform for debates on current topics in the plastics and packaging industry, including environmental and sustainability issues. The ninth Interplast Pack East Africa takes place on 3 days from Thur., 21.08.2025 to Sat., 23.08.2025 in Nairobi.

The main categories of the exhibition include plastics and packaging materials, printing materials and printing machines, packaging materials and packaging machines, polymers, rubber and corrugated paper. On the one hand, it is an important gathering place for companies and experts in the plastic and packaging industries, where they have the opportunity to showcase their products and services. On the other hand, trade fairs will help promote economic development. The plastic and packaging industry is an important sector in many African countries as it offers a wide range of products and services to various industries, including food, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and more. In addition, the exhibition also provides a platform for debate on current issues in the plastic and packaging industry, including environmental and sustainability problems.