CPM Represents at WEPACK 2025 in Shanghai

From April 8 to 10, Consolidated Paper Mills (CPM) participated in the WEPACK 2025 international packaging exhibition in Shanghai (China). At the event, CPM showcased its products alongside its partner Shenzhen Yixin Paper Co., Ltd.

Spanning 100,000 square meters, WEPACK 2025 hosted seven specialized expos, including SINO CORRUGATED SOUTH and SINO FOLDING CARTON. Attendance at the exhibition exceeded 120 thousand people. CPM’s booth displayed products manufactured by its constituent enterprises: containerboard, parchment, moisture-resistant materials. This product line enjoys high demand throughout Asia. CPM has supplied its products to China for seven years.

Beyond its paper product showcase, WEPACK 2025 served as a platform for reinforcing business ties. During the forum, CPM representatives conducted a series of business meetings with both existing customers and prospective clients from China and the CIS region.

’Forging international partnerships and expanding our global economic footprint remain foundational strategic priorities for both our company and the broader industry. In the current economic climate, it is imperative to synchronize our efforts and exchange best practices to establish a robust foundation for sustainable growth. Events like WEPACK 2025 are vital catalysts for strategic dialogue and for identifying new growth drivers that support our national economic interests,’ CPM’s CEO Dmitry Dudkin said.

Beyond its commercial appeal to business representatives, CPM booth became a notable media highlight during the event. Company delegates were featured in an interview with the local national TV channel, where they detailed CPM’s history, its science-driven manufacturing philosophy, and its commitment to traditions. Consolidated Paper Mills owns Russia’s oldest paper-making facilities and is dedicated to preserving and expanding their extensive industrial heritage.

CPM’s exhibition stand was also honored by a visit from delegates of the ’Women in the Pulp and Paper Industry’ project of the Eurasian Women’s Forum: Galina Karelova, Senator of the Russian Federation, and Alla Sbitneva, Chairman of the EWF Council. Consolidated Paper Mills maintains a strategic partnership with the EWF Council, actively contributing to its projects. Dialogues at the stand highlighted CPM’s industrial achievements and its commitment to promoting Russian traditions and expertise abroad.