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Exhibitor Brochure 1-3 OCTOBER 2019 NEC, BIRMINGHAM EXHIBITOR BROCHURE PPMA TOTAL Show is the UK’s No.1 event for processing and packaging RATES machinery materials, HELD FOR automation and vision 3RD YEAR! BOOK YOUR STAND TODAY! ppmatotalshow.co.uk “We’re really pleased with the quality of visitors and are thrilled with the enquires we’ve had - we’ve already rebooked for next year!” PAUL WITTERINGTON WAGO “We had a great show. It started on the first day when we confirmed an order DELIVERED BY THE INDUSTRY for over a quarter of a million TRADE ASSOCIATION pounds. The Show is really FOR THE INDUSTRY important to the industry as it helps to showcase equipment, new ideas and enables the The UK’s biggest, free-to-attend, processing industry to network.” and packaging machinery exhibition, providing LUKE MURPHY insights into the latest machinery products, GIC technologies and materials. Organised by the Processing and Packaging Machinery Association (PPMA), which comprises the PPMA, British Automation & Robot Association (BARA) and the UK Industrial Vision Association (UKIVA). WHY YOU SHOULD EXHIBIT 350+ exhibitors, representing over 1,500+ brands makes this the UK’s number one Processing and Packaging Machinery event Visited by over 8,000+ key decision influencers and makers from around the UK, Europe and the rest of the World Introduce new innovations in machinery, materials, robots and industrial vision Develop relationships with new prospects and strengthen ties with existing clients Extensive Marketing and PR investment targeting new visitors Exhibitor benefits, such as VIP invitations for your valued guests, with access to the exclusive VIP Lounge and an Exhibitor Party NEW Enterprise Zone featuring a full seminar programme, covering key topical issues and industry trends and networking sessions WHO VISITS? VISITORS’ PRODUCT INTEREST VISITORS’ INDUSTRY INTEREST Labelling 45% Food 35% Conveyors 42% Pharmaceutical 23% Robotics 37% Packaging Materials & Containers 22% End of Line / Materials Handling Machinery 36% Engineered Components / Hardware / Metal 22% Bagging 36% Beverages 22% Wrapping Machines 34% Bakery 21% Cartoning / Case Erecting Machinery 32% Dairy 18% Food Processing Equipment 32% Confectionery 18% Weighing & Inspection Equipment 30% Snack Food 18% Filling & Capping Machinery 29% Logistics / Warehouse 17% Coding & Marking Equipment 29% Electronic / Electrical Components 16% Mechanical Processing Equipment 27% Meat / Poultry 16% Shrink Wrapping 25% Ready Meals 15% Control / Instrumentation 24% Chemical / Oils / Paints 15% Mixing 24% Agricultural / Horticultural 15% Vision Systems 24% Cosmetics / Toiletries 13% Pumps / Compressors / Valves 21% Pet Food 13% Cleaning / Environment / Safety Equipment 20% Print / Publishing / Paper 12% Bulk Solids / Powder Handling and Processing 19% Tea & Coffee 11% Containers, Materials and Consumables 19% Household Products 11% Fluid Handling Equipment 16% Building Products 10% Form-filled seal Horizontal and Vertical 16% Other 10% Tray-Sealing 15% Tobacco / E-Cigs 7% Pharmaceutical Processing Equipment 13% Nutraceuticals 6% Thermoforming 12% Systems Integration Providers 12% Chemical Processing Equipment 11% Separation / Filtration 11% 96% OF EXHIBITORS Thermal Processing / Refrigeration 10% CLASSED qUALITY OF VISITORS Other 4% AS GOOD TO EXCELLENT! LTANT ONSU C R HE R OT HE AN OT P CI AC I K N A H G C E Y IN T L G N M O O S A E M C R C H / A E N I D N N I A M E A G T R E Y N R O O N C N A L & Y M S R R I L E A A N I H T R C R / E A T R P E A N M P W R O O C E S Y S L I N N G O T & N R P E A O M T C P C K I E A U R G I Q I E D N G G N M I S A E S C N E H G C I N I O N E R E R P E Y R WHO VISITS? A SELECTION OF VISITORS FOOD BEVERAGE COSMETICS FROM INDUSTRIES INCLUDING: CONFECTIONERY DAIRY PHARMACEUTICALS 2 SISTERS FOOD GROUP Technical Director HONDA Senior Engineer RECKITT BENCKISER Project Manager 3M HEALTH CARE Principal Project Engineer HOTEL CHOCOLAT Head of Operations RECKITT BENCKISER Global Engineering Manager 3M HEALTHCARE Technical Manager HOVIS Project Manager RIVERFORD FARM DAIRIES Managing Director ABBEY VIEW PRODUCE Engineering Manager HOZELOCK Buyer RIVERFORD FARM DAIRIES Technical & Operations Manager ABBVIE IRELAND NL BV Automation Technical Lead ICE FRESH SEAFOOD Factory Manager ROBINSON HEALTHCARE Managing Director ABC NUTRITIONALS Production Manager ICELAND FOODS Packaging Manager ROLLS-ROYCE Senior Engineer ABERGAVENNY FINE FOODS Engineering Manager IDEAL BOILERS Industrial Engineer ROYAL MAIL Principal Engineer ADELIE FOODS Technical Packaging Manager IMERYS MINERALS Operation Manager S.G FOODS UK Director ALLIED BAKERIES National Projects Manager INFINITY FOODS Production Manager SALTS HEALTHCARE Head of Logistics AM SEAFOODS Operations Manager INNOCENT DRINKS Technical Operations SAMWORTH BROTHERS Innovation director AMT FRUIT Head of Operations INTERSURGICAL Development Manager SAMWORTH BROTHERS - Production Director ANA POULTRY SERVICES Factory Manager INTERSURGICAL Process Validation Engineer KETTLEBY FOODS APOLLO PHARMACEUTICALS Production Manager JAGUAR LAND ROVER Project Engineer SCATTERGOOD & JOHNSON Automation Manager APS SALADS Production Director JOHN LEWIS Packaging Production Manager SILVER SPOON Head of Engineering ARLA FOODS Dairy Technologist JOHNSON & JOHNSON Senior Engineering Manager SILVER SPOON Head Of Operations ASDA Automation Project Manager JOHNSON MATTHEY Continuous Improvement Engineer SMITH & NEPHEW Category Manager Indirects ASTRAZENECA PHARMACEUTICALS Global Packaging Technologist JORDANS RYVITA Engineering Manager SOUTH CAERNARFON CREAMERIES Technical Manager ASTRAZENECA PHARMACEUTICALS Global Automation Engineer JUNIPER PHARMA SERVICES Principal Scientist SPARKY HEALTHCARE Chief Executive Officer ASTRAZENECA PHARMACEUTICALS Project Technical Manager KARRO FROZEN FOODS Factory Improvement Manager SPECIALIST PHARMACY Head of Manufacturing AUNT BESSIES Manufacturing Manager KELLOGGS Senior Capital Project SPEEDIBAKE Continuous Improvement Manager AUTOGLYM Director KELLOGGS Capital Project Manager STAPLETON FARM Partner AVON COSMETICS Senior Packaging Technologist KELLOGGS Development Engineer STAR DAIRIES Director BAE SYSTEMS Snr Manufacturing Engineer KELLOGGS Engineering Manager STERLING PHARMACEUTICALS Managing Director BAKKAVOR Manufacturing Manager KERRY Manufacturing Director STERLING PHARMACEUTICALS Head of Procurment BAKKAVOR Engineering Projects Manager KERRY Operations Director STRATHMORE FOODS Operations Director BAKKAVOR - WELCOME FOODS Site Operations Manager KERRY Engineering Manager SUNCREAM DAIRIES Manufacturing Manager BAKKAVOR BREAD Engineering Manager KERRY Operations Manager SUREFIL BEAUTY PRODUCTS Engineer BAKKAVOR DESSERTS Engineering Manager KERRY OMAGH Engineering Manager SYNERGY HEALTH UK Operations Director BAKKAVOR- HITCHEN FOODS Head of Operations KERSHAWS FROZEN FOODS Chief Engineer SYNERGY HEALTH UK Production Manager BANHAM POULTRY Head Of Operations KINNERTON CONFECTIONERY Head of Engineering TANGERINE CONFECTIONERY Operations Manager BAR FOODS Operations Director KP SNACKS Manufacturing Systems Manager TANGERINE HOLDINGS Operations Manager BARD PHARMACEUTICALS Engineering Project Manager KP SNACKS Continuous Improvement Manager TATA GLOBAL BEVERAGES Group Engineering Manager BARRY M COSMETICS Production Manager KP SNACKS Central Engineering Manager TAYLORS OF HARROGATE Head of Engineering Development BASF PLC Packaging Development Manager KRAFT HEINZ Process & quality Capability TAYLORS OF HARROGATE Group Head Of Engineering BAXTER HEALTHCARE Process Development Engineer LALEHAM HEALTH & BEAUTY Engineering Manager THE CHILLI PEPPER COMPANY Director BAXTERS FOOD GROUP Project Engineer LEO PHARMA Production Manager THE CRUCIAL SAUCE COMPANY Managing Director BAXTERS FOOD GROUP Chief Engineer LONG CLAWSON DAIRY Operations Manager THE FRESH SOUP COMPANY Director BEACON FOODS Head Of Operations LS NUTRICARE Procurement Manager THE JORDANS DORSET Process Development Manager BELAZU INGREDIENT COMPANY Operations Director LUCOZADE RIBENA SUNTORY Projects Manager AND RYVITA COMPANY BELVOIR FRUIT FARMS Production Director MACKIE’S Managing Director THE KRAFT HEINZ COMPANY Electrical Engineer BENSONS FRUIT JUICE Production Manager MACKLE PETFOODS Managing Director THE WRIGLEY COMPANY European Technical Manager BETTYS AND TAYLORS OF HARROGATE Project Manager MARS Engineering Manager THORNTON & ROSS Project Engineer BIG BEAR CONFECTIONERY Project Manager MARS CHOCOLATE UK Pilot Plant Manager THORNTONS PLC Engineering BILLERICAY DENTAL SUPPLY Operations Manager MARS DRINKS Packaging Development Manager THORNTONS PLC CI Manager BIOCHEMICA Manager Director MARS PETCARE UK Reliability Engineer TM BEVERAGES Director BLACK MOUNTAIN MINERAL WATER Director MARSTONS BREWERY Project / Software Engineer TORBAY PHARMACEUTICAL Engineering Manager BLACKFRIARS BAKERY Managing Director MCCAIN FOODS Production Manager TOYOTA MOTOR EUROPE NV / SA Senior Engineer BLAZERS FUELS Operations Manager MCVITIES Engineering Manager TRAVIS PERKINS Project Manager BLUE EARTH FOODS Production Manager MEADOW FOODS Project Engineering Manager TRINITY MIRROR PRINTING MIDLANDS Logistics & Finishing Manager BLUE FROG CONTRACT PACKING Managing Director MEDICINES EVALUATION UNIT Pharmacy Manager TRIPLE CROWN FOODS Director General BMW (UK) MANUFACTURING Process Planner MERIDIAN FOODS Process Engineer TULIP Business Improvement Director BONDS CONFECTIONERY Managing Director MILLMOUNT HEALTHCARE Engineering Manager TULIP Technical Manager BOOTS CONTRACT MANUFACTURING
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