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After 2 years waiting, IPF is coming back. Don't miss the big chance!

Date：Feb 16-19, 2012			Prospect IPF 2012, there are 40% business growths in the last fiscal. 8,000sq.mts exhibition is covering 7 halls, 250 brands, more than 350 booths and more than 15 countries are joined
Feb 16-18	12:00 - 20:00
Feb 19	12:00 - 19:30

IPF2012, organized by Bangladesh Plastic Goods Manufacturers & Exporters Association (BPGMEA), has become one of the largest trade fairs in the country over the years. Rising footfalls every event saw it breach the 12,500 visitors figure in the previous edition. In the forthcoming event we expect even better response with the exhibitor area around 8,000sq. mts. covering 7 halls with 350 booths, 250 brands. With participation from Bangladesh and more than 15 countries this will be exhibition every businessman from the plastic industry would be looking forward to.

		7th Bangladesh International Plastics, Packaging and Printing Industrial Fair is a leading exhibition event in whole of South Asia. This event is successful since its very inception. Bangladesh Plastic Industry is a success story with rise in exports every year. There was a stunning increase in export by 45% from April-May quarter to July – September quarter this year. This is a great indication of the potential for the Plastic and Packaging Industry in Bangladesh. IPF-2012 will bring buyers, sellers, industry experts and other stakeholders closer together to explore newer technologies and any new scope of investment. This event will have a positive impact on the economy of Bangladesh. Wishing everyone a great success in the forthcoming IPF 2012
President of BPGMEA

world’s leading brands: Austria, Bangladesh, China, India, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, U.K and U.S.A. etc.,		Growth projections for Bangladesh in FY11 are strong because: - Consumption, the largest component of GDP, received a boost from increased public and private wages, and there are expectations of a good agricultural performance that would boost consumption; - Investment is likely to have increased, as indicated by increased imports of capital machinery; - Better economic performance across all sectors, including agriculture, is expected compared to the last year; - Revenue performance is significantly better than initially projected and is one indicator of strong economic performance.
The United States is Bangladesh’s third-largest export market, and trade between the two nations reached $4.2 billion in 2009. The economy is predicted to grow near 6% in 2010.