IPAK Unveils Next-Generation Packaging Films In Pakistan.
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International Packaging Films Limited (IPAK) showcased its new portfolio of advanced flexible packaging solutions at the 3P Plas Print Pack Pakistan 2026 exhibition, held at the Lahore Expo Centre from September 3 to 5. The unveiled range highlights a strong strategic shift toward value-added, sustainable, and export-oriented manufacturing. The showcased product lineup features high-performance innovations including coated films, AlOx transparent barrier films, ultra-high-barrier metallised films, low-temperature sealing films, aroma-barrier films, high-heat-resistant and retortable films, next-generation BOPE films, and circular packaging solutions such as Mono-PE, Mono-PP, Mono-PET, and PCR variants. Designed primarily for the food, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), and consumer-facing sectors, these next-generation materials aim to improve barrier performance, extend product shelf life, and enhance recyclability. Industry experts note that domestic production of these specialized, high-value films reduces reliance on overseas imports fostering crucial import substitution while positioning local manufacturers to capture a larger share of the global flexible packaging market and generate valuable foreign exchange.
International Packaging Films Limited (IPAK) has unveiled a new range of advanced flexible packaging films at 3P Plas Print Pack Pakistan 2026, strengthening its focus on value-added, sustainable and export-oriented packaging solutions.
The company showcased products including coated films, AlOx transparent barrier films, ultra-high-barrier metallised films, low-temperature sealing films and aroma-barrier films. Its portfolio also includes high-heat-resistant and retortable films designed for demanding packaging applications.
IPAK also presented next-generation BOPE films and functional-oriented films, alongside circular packaging solutions such as Mono-PE, Mono-PP, Mono-PET and PCR films. These products are aimed particularly at the food, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) and other consumer-facing industries.
The new film technologies are designed to improve barrier performance, product shelf life, recyclability and material efficiency, reflecting the global shift toward more sustainable packaging materials.
The launch comes as Pakistani packaging manufacturers seek to capture a larger share of the global flexible packaging market, with companies increasingly focusing on higher-value products rather than conventional packaging materials.
The three-day 3P Plas Print Pack Pakistan 2026 exhibition is being held at Lahore Expo Centre from September 3 to 5, bringing together companies from Pakistan and international markets to showcase developments across plastics, printing and packaging.
IPAK’s latest product portfolio supports its broader strategy of developing value-added manufacturing and export-oriented products, while responding to growing international demand for recyclable and mono-material packaging solutions.
