Exhibitor Registration Opens for K 2025
Exhibitor registration for the triennial event, which will take place Oct. 8-15, 2025, in Düsseldorf, Germany, is open with a reservation deadline of May 31, 2024.
Messe Düsseldorf, organizer of the triennial K fair, has officially opened exhibitor registration for K 2025. To be held Oct. 8-15, 2025, at the fairgrounds in Düsseldorf, Germany, K 2025 will accept reservations for exhibit space until May 31, 2024. Messe Düsseldorf says K 2022 exhibitors can register for K 2025 with their existing log-in, altering the registration form as necessary, while first-time exhibitors will be guided through the online application process, step by step.
K 2025 will once again host two U.S. Pavilions, organized by Messe Düsseldorf North America (MDNA) and supported by the PLASTICS Industry Association. A pavilion turnkey rental package includes a furnished booth, access to a lounge area and the on-site services of a project manager, hostesses and interpreters. In addition, all technical work, including setup and takedown, is included.
K 2022 registered 3,020 exhibitors from 59 countries occupying 177,516 m2 of net exhibition space. The event attracted 177,486 visitors, 71% of whom came from abroad. At NPE 2024 (May 6-10, Orange County Convention Center, Orlando), K 2025 and Messe Düsseldorf North America will have a booth in the West Hall (W1229).
Nearly 180,000 people visited K 2022; K 2025 just opened registration for exhibitors. Photo Credit: Plastics Technology
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