Nigeria stands for an abundance of natural resources such as oil, gas and agricultural land and an attractive and fast growing consumer market. The country ranks 13 on the list of the largest oil producing countries, well ahead of Norway, Algeria, Angola, Kazakhstan and Qatar.
It is responding to the demand of our traditional exhibitors and to the growth and vitality of Nigeria's economy that fairtrade launch plastprintpack Nigeria. The 1st International Trade Show on Plastics, Composites, Chemistry and Printing & Packaging Solutions and Material is scheduled for 28 to 30 April 2015 at the brand-new Landmark Convention Centre in Lagos.
fairtrade has a wealth of experience in organizing professional plast print pack shows as we also organize plast & printpack alger in Algeria (with 161 exhibitors from 24 countries and 3,083 visitors) and have just recently held plastprintpack West Africa in Accra, Ghana last December featuring 81 exhibitors and 1,326 visitors.
Very high Nigerian plast print pack technology imports!
The Nigerian market for plastics technology becomes ever more important and enjoys staggering growth. According to VDMA-The German Engineering Association, the Nigerian plastics industry imported plastics machinery and equipment, in 2011, at a volume of 86.3 million Euro, after 52.3 million Euro in 2010. This marks an increase of 65%. In 2012 imports of such items with 83.1 million Euro stood firm on a high level.
Nigerian imports of printing and paper technology have increased by 91% to 74.3 million Euro in 2011, compared to 38.9 million Euro in 2010. With 52.1 million Euro, imports of such items stood relatively firm in 2012.
Nigerian imports of packaging machinery and equipment, in 2011, have increased by 72% to 147.6 million Euro, compared to 85.8 million Euro in 2010. With 144.0 million Euro, imports of such items stood relatively firm in 2012.
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