Interpack 2026 – it’s already been a month…
From May 7 to 13, 2026, our team took part in Interpack, the leading international trade fair for the packaging industry. It was a great opportunity to meet and connect with our clients, partners, and prospects, and to discover the trends of tomorrow. A huge thank you to all the visitors for their interest! See you in 2029 for the next edition.
A new stand
To celebrate the Group’s 80th anniversary, it was the perfect time to design a new stand! We revamped the space together with our long-standing partner, IDEE FIXE Architecture Durable & Ephémère.
🟧 A welcome area featuring our logo colors so we’re easy to spot from a distance,
👉 A showcase for each packaging material, highlighting its signature color,
✨ A new open shelving area to better display our cardboard and wooden trays,
☕ A quiet corner for conversations.
80 years of expertise in food packaging
While the Lacroix Group began by manufacturing wooden packaging, our teams now have mastered the production of cardboard and plastic packaging as well. Drawing on this experience, we showcased our top products at the 2026 edition of Interpack.
🌳 Oven- and air-fryer-safe wooden packaging: made from renewable material for a low-carbon-footprint solution.
🧀 Cardboard trays with various designs: an optimized solution for fresh packaged goods or dried fruits.
🔵 Mono-material PP packaging for our plastic ranges: easily recyclable and suitable for IML decoration. Plus, an R&D team working on reducing material thickness.
And, true to our innovative spirit, here is our latest collection:
🎉 Decoratable cellulose packaging with snap-on lids, designed for industrial production lines.
A look back in pictures
The Interpack Team
Behind every successful interaction at Interpack 2026 lies a passionate team. A big thank you to them for their energy and commitment throughout the trade fair!
Interpack is always a major event for us—seven days during which we have the opportunity to meet our European clients. And what’s more, this year our teams from the Americas were there too!
