Bossar

The novel coronavirus pandemic is creating a demand shock for the Indian economy. The Covid-19 lockdown could lead to further moderation of the country’s GDP growth as it disrupts all sectors. Nevertheless, many manufacturers and suppliers are reacting to the new needs of the healthcare sector with solutions. Pune-based Bossar Packaging India, a manufacturer of Bossar HFFS for liquid and solid products, and PFS machines is offering its HFFS machine range for hand wash and sanitizer filling and packaging.   With over 1800 machine installation across the globe, Bossar remains a supplier to mainly the food, beverages, and pharma segments. The company offers solutions (B 1400, B 1600, and B 3200) that are ideal for packing gels and powders in a 3/4 side seal sachet.   Dhruv Waikar, head of sales for food, pharma, and FMCG, explains the portfolio, “The BMK series of Bossar HFFS machines are versatile and produce stand up pouches with zip locks or side or top spouts. These machines meet the majority of flexible packaging requirements for food, beverages, cosmetic, personal…

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Mandeep Kaur
Technical Editor - Mandeep Kaur is working with IPP Group and holding editorial responsibilities for the IndiFoodBev and PSA Healthcare platforms. Earlier she handled editorial responsibilities of food, beverage, and agriculture publications at another publisher. A gold-medalist in M Tech (Food Technology), she has hands-on experience in operating different types of instruments related to physico-chemical testing of grains and flour. She has worked at Evalueserve in the Intellectual Property (IP) division for more than three years handling projects in the life sciences domain.