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Godfrey Philips India (GPI), has set up its own Innovative Packaging Centre near Delhi for the in-house development of packaging for its tobacco, food and personal care segments. The prime objective of the Ipac is to undertake activities related to packaging innovations and to give solutions to the brand and project teams who are working under GPI’s product verticals such as cigarettes, chewing products and tea. Sharad Aggarwal, executive vice president of operations of Godfrey Phillips India, says that the requirement of Ipac was felt for a long time because working through various other agencies can make the process of designing new or existing packaging a bit tedious and sometimes slow. “We wanted to cut down on time and experiment with a lot of new materials as well as reduce costs. This is a significant investment from our side and although we are at a nascent stage, we really hope to gain a lot in the long-term.” The Innovative Packaging Centre at Ghaziabad, Delhi NCR The head of Ipac, Sachin Sharma states, “The whole focus…

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