interpack 2026 in Düsseldorf, Germany, has successfully concluded. As the world’s largest and most influential event for the packaging industry, this year’s exhibition brought together leading companies and professionals from across the global supply chain, focusing on three major trends: sustainability, intelligent manufacturing upgrades, and premium customization. At Booth J26 in Hall 9, YUTO and Gelbert, our Hungarian plant in Europe, presented a full portfolio of innovative packaging solutions, engaging in in-depth exchanges with global customers and industry partners through sustainable materials, advanced technologies, and creative designs—demonstrating the technological strength and brand influence of a leading global packaging company.

During the exhibition, YUTO showcased packaging solutions covering a wide range of industries, including consumer electronics, personal care, food, healthcare, wine & spirits, and tobacco. From sustainable packaging, to award-winning creative shoes box, to double-sided smooth molded fiber products and food packaging solutions featuring moisture and grease resistance, breathability and freshness preservation, every exhibit was designed to meet the unique needs of different industries. In addition, Gelbert also showcased core businesses such as folding boxes and user guides at this exhibition, providing customers with diversified packaging solutions.

To address the growing demand for premium and differentiated packaging, YUTO also introduced several industry-leading decorative technologies. From ultra-high embossing capable of achieving 3 mm dimensional depth, to visual effect technologies such as iridescent finishes, luminous effects, heat & optical changeable effect, the booth attracted significant attention from visitors throughout the show. These technologies enhanced brand recognition while delivering superior packaging solutions that combine aesthetics with functionality.

Sustainability remains one of YUTO’s core strategies. During the exhibition, YUTO highlighted a comprehensive portfolio of plastic-free, biodegradable, and recyclable packaging solutions. Exhibits included products made from renewable materials such as bagasse and bamboo pulp, as well as self-developed sustainable technologies including algae ink, FluoZero® PFAS-free greaseproof technology, and Ecocoon™ dry-process buffer materials. Each solution reflected YUTO’s long-term commitment to sustainable packaging innovation.

Although interpack 2026 has come to an end, YUTO’s journey of innovation and sustainability continues. Looking ahead, YUTO will further strengthen our capabilities in sustainable material development, advanced process innovation, and full-scenario customized packaging services, delivering more competitive solutions that help global brands enhance value and drive the packaging industry toward a greener and higher-quality future.