Artecola Chile promotes the Circular Economy and highlights its Local Manufacturing after a successful participation in Circle Pack 2026 in Santiago de Chile.
After three intense days of Innovation and Networking at the Circle Pack 2026 trade fair, held from Tuesday, April 14 to Thursday, April 16 at Espacio Riesco, Artecola Chile reaffirms its position as a benchmark in the development of industrial adhesives for the B2B sector, highlighting the value of national production and technical leadership in sustainability.
During this event, we are presenting our NEW MOPLAST Labeling Line, which brings new solutions to the wine, beer, and beverage industry in general, in addition to presenting our complete portfolio of solutions for paper and cardboard conversion, food packaging, and the tissue line.
Local Manufacturing:
Agility and Resilience for Industry:
One of the fundamental pillars that Artecola Chile presented during the event was its capability as a local manufacturer. In a dynamic global market, Artecola's domestic production allows it to offer superior logistical flexibility, optimized delivery times, and direct plant-level technical support for the Chilean and regional market. This competitive advantage enables the company to co-create customized solutions alongside its clients, ensuring that the adhesives meet the highest standards of quality and performance demanded by the current packaging industry.
Sustainable Innovation Leadership
The company's participation reached an academic and technical milestone with the talk:
SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION IN ACTION. In this space, Martha García, LATAM Technical Manager at Artecola, was a special guest panelist to address critical industry challenges. During her presentation, Martha answered key questions on how applied chemistry can transform production processes. «Sustainability is not an isolated concept, but a concrete action that we implement from the formulation of our adhesives to facilitate packaging recyclability and reduce environmental impact without sacrificing efficiency,” the expert noted.
High-Level Networking and Business Results:
The Artecola #D-17 booth was a key gathering place for a highly specialized audience.
The company received a significant flow of visitors, among which stood out: Decision Makers, General and Commercial Managers from various industries interested in optimizing their supply chains.
The trade show's outcome is extremely positive, with the generation of valuable prospects and the strengthening of partnerships with current clients who look to Artecola as a partner for the development of smarter and more sustainable packaging.


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