PACK EXPO Facilities & Infrastructure Directory CONTACT SALES
Reach PACK EXPO attendees who are expanding their plants
Exhibitors in the design/build and plant facilities & infrastructure market segment need a way to break through the online clutter more than ever. This exclusive event directory reaches those companies that are explicitly expanding their plants.
Distribution includes:
- Print - 6k current, registered PACK EXPO attendees who specifically indicated upcoming plans for plant expansion
- Digital - emailed to 37k attendees and prospects
Reach PACK EXPO attendees who are expanding their plants and looking for operational improvements.
Exhibitors in the design/build, plant operations, maintenance and plant facilities & infrastructure market segment need a way to break through the online clutter more than ever while highlighting themselves in a show with over 2,000 exhibitors and 45,000+ attendees. This exclusive directory reaches those companies that are explicitly expanding their plants or looking for physical operational and maintenance plant improvements.
Distribution includes:
Print distribution
- The print version of the directory is sent to anyone who registers for the show AND meets one or both of the following criteria:
- Current, registered PACK EXPO attendees who specifically indicated upcoming plans for plant expansion, physical operational and maintenance plant improvements.
- Key titles such as plant managers, plant engineers, and select senior engineering and manufacturing management titles
- Distribution is 9,000* individuals
- 1,500 copies distributed around the show and at the PMMI booth.
* Final Distribution varies on PACK EXPO registration
Digital distribution
- Sent by e-mail as a PDF to ProFood World and Packaging World audience segments with plant operations, engineering or management duties
- Distribution to 37,000 individuals
What your listing includes
- Your listing includes a logo, brief exhibit description and photo
- The directory is divided into the following four sections
- Companies are listed in alphabetical order within each section. This is what attendees told us they prefer to see. (Not sorted by booth)
- Full-page ads are interleaved with listings in the appropriate section on a first-come, first-served basis
- Post-show reporting showing individuals who received the directory with your listing and was scanned your booth
- Some elements of reporting may require use of a PMMI scanner at the show
Categories:
- Building infrastructure, such as:
- Flooring
- Racks and cages
- Loading dock doors / building doors
- Industrial stairs/mezzanines
- Plant operations and maintenance, which includes:
- Floor cleaning/sweeping equipment
- Lubricants
- In-plant signage and displays
- Utilities & ventilation
- Heavy-duty industrial ceiling fans and blowers
- Lighting
- Engine room equipment such as boilers, water heaters, and air compressors
- Industrial humidification, dehumidification and factory cooling
- Design/build & engineering services
- Wastewater
- System Integration
There are significant supply chain issues in the paper market, please see our billing policy for an update on terms for print cancellations.
SALES REPS SHOULD KEEP THE FOLLOWING IN MIND:
View 2024 Premium Position Inventory Here
View 2025 Print First Right of Refusal on Premium Positions here
Qualifying question on the reg form: "Are there plans to build, expand or modify any physical plant infrastructure?"
Will also be sent to plant managers, plant engineers, and select senior engineering and manufacturing management titles.
Also includes a Game Plan-like report showing how many visited your virtual showroom.
2023 PELV Registrant Data:
- 53% - 9,987 attendees answered "YES"
- 23% - 4,324 attendees answered "NO"
- 25% - 4,660 attendees answered "DON'T KNOW"
2022 PEI Registrant Data: 2022 FID Survey
- 52% - 12,309 attendees answered "YES"
- 20% - 4,747 attendees answered "NO"
- 27% - 6,449 attendees answered "DON'T KNOW"
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PACK EXPO facilities & infrastructure directory:
The best and only way to reach these buyers
We spoke to actual PACK EXPO attendees about this directory, and all agreed, the need for this directory is long overdue:
"I would be much more interested in this than an equipment directory. These types of services and products are much harder to qualify than equipment. I ended up using local flooring guys when I couldn't find a food-grade floor company, and that was a mistake. There are always building projects in my plant that we are working on. There are six active building projects that I need to find suppliers or contractors for right now. Building services is way bigger than most people think. The building is the backbone, the main thing, bigger than the equipment."
-- President of a growing company in the high-pressure processing space, one plant.
"This would be useful. I'd like a description of what each company does, what kinds of products or services they provide."
-- VP of Engineering at a company that makes salad dressings and dips
"I am personally really interested in things other than just the big packaging players. I like facilities & infrastructure suppliers at your show, I spend at least a day trying to go these guys. I am always looking at how are services being provided to manufacturers differently. If I had a directory, it would help me know who to focus on. If I were a supplier and I were paying to be at PACK EXPO, I would want to be able to stand out and want to be seen, and you are not going to stand out by the size or location of your booth or by your name. I think this directry is a really novel idea."
--Former VP of Engineering at Kraft foods, currently food & beverage consultant.
"A directory like this would be useful because if you are looking for these types of companies, they are all dispersed across the floor because the focus is on the OEMs."
--Senior manufacturing VP at a growing company with 13 plants.
"This is a good idea. While we do rely on our construction contractors for finding these kinds of vendors, the downside is we only get to see the suppliers they work with, versus getting exposed to what’s on the market. A directory like this would definitely be interesting for me to look at, to see for example who’s making doors these days. That would be hugely helpful. Also, the design/build firms really need to be in this directory so that it’s easier to find them at PACK EXPO. The same with system integrators. We use system integrators very much, and we have gotten to the point where have burned out on some we’ve used, and we are looking for new system integrators to use on projects. I'd love to be able to have a resource, a place to go to find somebody new to work with."
--Engineering directory at Fortune 100 beverages CPG
We spoke to actual PACK EXPO attendees about this directory, and all agreed, the need for this directory is long overdue:
"I would be much more interested in this than an equipment directory. These types of services and products are much harder to qualify than equipment. I ended up using local flooring guys when I couldn't find a food-grade floor company, and that was a mistake. There are always building projects in my plant that we are working on. There are six active building projects that I need to find suppliers or contractors for right now. Building services is way bigger than most people think. The building is the backbone, the main thing, bigger than the equipment."
-- President of a growing company in the high-pressure processing space, one plant.
"This would be useful. I'd like a description of what each company does, what kinds of products or services they provide."
-- VP of Engineering at a company that makes salad dressings and dips
"I am personally really interested in things other than just the big packaging players. I like facilities & infrastructure suppliers at your show, I spend at least a day trying to go these guys. I am always looking at how are services being provided to manufacturers differently. If I had a directory, it would help me know who to focus on. If I were a supplier and I were paying to be at PACK EXPO, I would want to be able to stand out and want to be seen, and you are not going to stand out by the size or location of your booth or by your name. I think this directry is a really novel idea."
--Former VP of Engineering at Kraft foods, currently food & beverage consultant.
"A directory like this would be useful because if you are looking for these types of companies, they are all dispersed across the floor because the focus is on the OEMs."
--Senior manufacturing VP at a growing company with 13 plants.
"This is a good idea. While we do rely on our construction contractors for finding these kinds of vendors, the downside is we only get to see the suppliers they work with, versus getting exposed to what’s on the market. A directory like this would definitely be interesting for me to look at, to see for example who’s making doors these days. That would be hugely helpful. Also, the design/build firms really need to be in this directory so that it’s easier to find them at PACK EXPO. The same with system integrators. We use system integrators very much, and we have gotten to the point where have burned out on some we’ve used, and we are looking for new system integrators to use on projects. I'd love to be able to have a resource, a place to go to find somebody new to work with."
--Engineering directory at Fortune 100 beverages CPG
PACK EXPO facilities & infrastructure directory:
The best and only way to reach these buyers