The Paper & Tissue Show 2025 has concluded on a high note, reinforcing its position as a premier global event for the paper, tissue, hygiene, and packaging sectors. Over three dynamic days, the exhibition attracted thousands of professionals from 85 countries, fostering valuable business connections, showcasing cutting-edge products, and facilitating insightful discussions on industry advancements.
A prestigious gathering of industry decision-makers
This year’s edition once again demonstrated its high-caliber audience, with 80% of attendees holding C-Level or managerial positions. The bustling exhibition floor provided a platform for key decision-makers, industry pioneers, and innovators to explore the latest developments in raw materials, manufacturing technologies, and sustainability-driven solutions.
Showcasing innovation across the industry spectrum
Exhibitors presented an extensive array of products and solutions spanning various industry segments, including:
- Paper Jumbo Rolls & Raw Materials
- Hygiene & Tissue Products
- Packaging & Corrugated Solutions
- Nonwoven & Converting Technologies
- Chemicals & Sustainability Solutions
- Machinery, Spare Parts & Recycling Innovations
- Printing, Private Label & Retail-Ready Solutions
MENA Pulp Week Summit: Insights from industry experts
A key highlight of the event was the MENA Pulp Week Summit, where leading professionals gathered to discuss market trends shaping the pulp and paper industry. The summit featured insightful discussions led by Tarek Elgammal (G.A. Paper International) and a distinguished panel, including:
- Abdullah Al Khateeb – IPM-CPM
- Adel Alfar – Juthor
- Alexey Valeryevich Chernyaev – ILIM GROUP
- Ali Jalal – Fine Hygienic Holding
Attendees benefited from expert-led keynote sessions on key industry topics such as global pulp market dynamics, capacity expansions, and sustainability innovations, featuring speakers such as:
- Oliver Lansdell (Hawkins Wright) – The Market Outlook for Pulp
- Fraser Hart (TTO BMA) – The Impact of BHK Capacity Additions on the Pulp Market
- Luis Sampaio (ResourceWise) – Understanding Pulp Market Dynamics
- Antti Lindqvist (Finnish Forest Products Engineers’ Association) – Addressing Global Challenges with New Technology
A premier platform for business growth
The Hosted Buyer Program played a pivotal role in facilitating targeted B2B meetings, enabling international buyers to connect with key suppliers and manufacturers. With over 250 pre-qualified buyers in attendance, exhibitors reported a high level of engagement and productive business discussions across multiple industry verticals.
New features drive industry interest
Among the standout additions to this year’s event was the Supermarket Zone, which attracted leading retailers, wholesalers, and private label brands eager to explore innovative packaging and hygiene solutions. Additionally, the Hygiene Forward Conference offered a deep dive into the latest developments in hygiene, nonwovens, and finished products, featuring expert insights on product innovation, market dynamics, and sustainability strategies.
Industry endorsement and future outlook
With an impressive 83.3% of exhibitors already confirming their participation in the next edition, Paper & Tissue Show 2025 has reaffirmed its role as a vital platform for business expansion, collaboration, and industry knowledge-sharing. The overwhelmingly positive response from attendees highlights the event’s ongoing contribution to driving innovation and forging strategic partnerships.
Looking ahead to Paper & Tissue Show 2026
The next edition of the Paper & Tissue Show is set to take place on March 31 – April 2, 2026, with plans for an even broader international scope, enhanced networking opportunities, and a larger exhibitor presence.
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