Nigeria’s expanding manufacturing base is creating new growth opportunities for the country’s printing industry, with packaging, labelling and industrial printing emerging as increasingly important components of production, branding and supply chains despite the rapid growth of digital technologies.
Industry stakeholders said rising demand for packaged food, pharmaceuticals, beverages, agricultural products, and fast-moving consumer goods is transforming printing from its traditional focus on books and newspapers into a critical industrial support service that enhances product value, improves safety standards and strengthens competitiveness.
The issues are expected to dominate discussions at FLEXO EDGE 2026, a printing and packaging conference organised by Randomsoft Ltd in partnership with VIP Systems, Germany, to examine emerging trends, technological innovations and investment opportunities in the sector.
Speaking ahead of the conference, Kunle Ogunjobi, Technical Director of Randomsoft Ltd and a printing industry expert, said virtually every manufactured product requires packaging, branding or product identification before reaching consumers,
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