What is London Packaging Week?
LONDON'S LEADING PACKAGING DESIGN HUB
For 15 years, London Packaging Week has been the home of packaging design – where brands and creatives come to see what’s next and decide who to work with.
It brings together leading luxury, beauty, drinks and FMCG brands with the suppliers, materials, and ideas shaping their future, creating a focused space to source solutions, spark innovation, and move projects forward with confidence, clarity, and real commercial impact.
SHOW AREAS TAILORED TO YOUR INDUSTRY SECTOR
London Packaging Week brings four dedicated areas where you can source packaging across beauty, fashion, luxury drinks, food, and beverage.
OUR STORY
For 15 years, London Packaging Week has grown alongside the industry it serves – evolving with the needs of brands, designers, and suppliers shaping what packaging becomes next. Each year, thousands come together in London with a shared goal: to create packaging that performs better, looks better, and connects more meaningfully with people. What gives it momentum isn’t just the scale – it’s the mindset. Open conversations, fresh thinking, and a willingness to challenge what’s been done before. Because real progress doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens when the right people come together, share ideas, and push each other forward.
Alex Center: Branding in the age of everything looking good
Understanding the market, leading the conversation
London Packaging Week brings together the industry’s leading minds at a moment when packaging is no longer competing for attention, but for meaning—where cultural pressure, commercial reality and consumer expectation collide.
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DRIVING THE INDUSTRY FORWARD
Packaging today has to do more than ever. It needs to protect, perform, communicate, and reduce its impact – all at the same time. Through our values, this event focuses on how to make that possible. Not through big promises, but through practical thinking, shared experience, and solutions that are already being put into practice.