One of the most comprehensive exhibitions for the plastics industry, around 1800 exhibitors showcased their latest world-standard Processing Machinery, Raw Materials, Recycling Technology, and latest Automation Technologies. Photo PSA
The eleventh edition of the International Plastics Exhibition PlastIndia 2023, concluded successfully on 5 February, witnessing a footfall of 3.60 lakh, according to the organizers. Around 1,800 exhibitors showcased their processing machinery, raw materials, recycling technology, and latest automation technologies, reaching out to potential customers and identifying newer avenues for growing their business.
A CEO Conclave presided over by Minister of Chemicals & Fertilizers and Health & Family Welfare Mansukh Bhai Mandaviya was organized at the exhibition venue.
More than 90 industry leaders and CEOs attended a CEO conclave presided over by Minister of Chemicals & Fertilizers and Health & Family Welfare Mansukh Bhai Mandaviya, deliberating on how the Indian plastics industry can reach its full potential. They agreed on the need for the industry and the policymakers to walk hand in hand so that the policies can be encouraging to the industry instead of being a deterrent.
Jigish Doshi, president, Plastindia Foundation, said, “I am delighted to say that Plastindia 2023 has been a grand success. Since this was a business-only exhibition with the entire range of offerings from industry, right from raw materials, to machinery, to finished goods showcased under one roof, both exhibitors and the visitors found it very beneficial.”
Ajay Shah, chairman of National Executive Council, Plastindia 2023, said, “The outcome was very promising. The innovations and the technologies showcased will set the road map for the future.”
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