Innovation, creativity, and strategic connections: FESPA Mexico 2025 brought together the graphic arts community from across Latin America for a unique experience.
From September 25 to 27, the Banamex Center in Mexico City became the epicenter of innovation and creativity for Latin America’s graphic arts and textile industries with the holding of FESPA Mexico 2025. Now in its 17th edition, the event drew nearly 12,000 visitors, including those from Expo Producción México, and featured 197 domestic and international companies representing approximately 230 brands, across more than 19,000 m² of exhibition space, once again establishing itself as the key meeting place for printers, designers, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers from across the region.
This year, the co-location with Expo Producción México allowed visitors to explore a comprehensive experience that combined specialized printing with textile manufacturing. This synergy opened up new opportunities for networking, learning, and business, offering a unique platform to discover the latest trends and technologies in the sector.
Among the highlights of FESPA Mexico 2025 were immersive experiences such as Print Make Wear, where attendees could watch the entire process of designing, printing, and sewing unique garments firsthand, and participate in specialized workshops to delve deeper into these creative processes. Personalization Experience offered a space dedicated to discovering innovative product personalization technologies, while the World Wrap Masters Mexico showcased the top talent from Mexico, Argentina, and Venezuela in the art of vehicle wrapping and vinyl signage, promoting the training of new professionals in this discipline.
In addition, visitors were able to attend conferences, workshops, and exclusive VIP activities, such as the FESPA Club and FESPA Printing Leaders—spaces designed to strengthen ties and create opportunities for collaboration among professionals from across the region. The 2025 edition was supported by major associations, including CANAGRAF, CONLATINGRAF, AMEXICCOR, AAI, UILMAC, AMEE, CANAIVE, CITEX, and DSLATAM, among others, reinforcing the event’s relevance to other productive sectors.
As Arturo Morales, Global Business Development & Regional Manager for FESPA Americas, noted: “FESPA Mexico 2025 exceeded our expectations. Seeing so many professionals interact, learn, and discover new technologies in one place alongside our partners and customers shows that our community is ready to tackle the challenges and opportunities of the industry’s future.”
With its revamped program, FESPA Mexico 2025 not only reaffirmed its leadership as the most important platform for printing and graphic arts in Mexico, but also solidified its mission to inspire, educate, and connect industry professionals, envisioning a future full of opportunities for the industry throughout the region.
See you at FESPA Mexico 2026 and Expo Producción Mexico from September 10 to 12, 2026, at the Banamex Center in Mexico City.
