Amcor, a global leader in developing and producing responsible packaging solutions, will head to food and drink technology show CibusTec 2026 showcasing its leadership in sustainability, performance, and consumer focused packaging. The exhibition runs from Oct 27-30. at Fiere di Parma, Italy, and Amcor will highlight its broad portfolio across rigid packaging, closures and specialty formats for food and beverage.

The focus will be on Amcor’s solutions for functionality, shelf appeal, sustainability advancement, and product specific packaging expertise. A far-reaching range of products from Amcor includes plastic bottles, jars, tubs, and containers designed to preserve freshness and extend product shelf life. Applications for lightweight PET bottles and jars include juices, dairy, water, carbonated drinks and sauces. In addition, tubs, pots and canisters target dairy, spreads and confectionery, while thermoformed trays and cups are designed for yogurts, snacks and ready meals.

In Hall 2, stand D 062, Amcor’s team will also be on hand to help visitors select formats that fit in with the EU’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).

“Our aim is to help customers meet today’s demands while preparing for what’s next,” said Amcor Sales Director Mirko Todeschi. “A future-ready approach means that we can adapt to a changing legislative landscape as well as consumer trends. On the stand at CibusTec, Amcor will also demonstrate its expertise in PCR integration, recyclability validation and responsible packaging design.

“We have a strong track record in supporting European brands with regulatory-aligned packaging solutions. Along with our on-site technical and commercial experts, Amcor is well prepared for the multiple challenges facing the food and drink sector.”

The show will also present Amcor’s newly launched UniPak Luma. The scalable lightweight packaging platform is designed for cold and ambient filled dairy, chilled and dry food applications. The new addition to the range follows on from the UniPak 1 kg pot unveiled earlier this year. The container is made entirely from polypropylene.