Exhibitions / Congresses

MIAC 2025

Italy, Lucca - October 8-10, 2025
MIAC 2025 Technologies and Machinery for the Production of Paper and Paperboard and for the Converting of Tissue Paper

Visiting MIAC 2025 means being part of those very numerous Visitors from across the globe who meet in Lucca / Italy for their professional updating and to consolidate and discover new business opportunities!

250 International Exhibitors of the paper industry sector: Machines, equipment, systems, and avant-garde solutions to improve the management of the various stages in the paper production cycle.

The MIAC 2025 Exhibition allows technicians of Paper Mills and Tissue Converters to update on a professional level. At MIAC Exhibition, Visitors can meet the leading international companies of the Paper Industry sector in one place and under one roof. MIAC exhibition, 3 days of professional training and full of business!

International Conferences offering very interesting content to provide professional information to the Paper Mills and Tissue Converters technicians. Participation in the MIAC 2025 Conferences is free of charge and simultaneous translation from Italian to English and vice versa is available for all the Conferences.
Date(s)
October 8-10, 2025
Venue
Lucca
Ticketing
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