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Events & Exhibitions

New Delhi edition of PackPlus 2018 unpacked new machines & innovations

Organised by Next Events, PackPlus 2018, a total packaging, processing & supply chain event, was successfully held from July 25-27 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, running concurrently with SupplyPlus, PackSol, CartonTech and India Converting Show. The expo hosted more than 400 exhibitors, which launched 100 plus new products, demonstrating 200 plus machines and several other products.

Kapil Vaidya (left), Technical Manager, and Aditya Ojha, Head of Marketing at Sonic Labels in Mumbai, want to offer its customers an even better service with the new Gallus ECS
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Heidelberg customers successful in the growth market of labels

Heidelberg subsidiary Gallus continues to expand its digital product portfolio for label printing. Over twenty Gallus Labelfire digital printing systems and 500 Gallus ECS 340 have been sold worldwide. In India, Sonic Labels in Mumbai has installed a Gallus ECS 340.

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Let’s go digital!

The Indian Printing Packaging & Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (IPAMA) is leaving no stone unturned

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Think beyond plastics!

A ban on single-use plastics is now in force in 19 states across India. So, there is a need to find eco-friendly alternatives to plastic. VarshaVerma brings a peek at what people across the world are using as eco-friendly disposables.

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Come, relax and discuss what you want in specialty printing over a cup of coffee at KOHLI PrintoFast

There is no rush at KOHLI PrintoFast, a one-stop specialty printing solution shop at FIEE Complex, Okhla Industrial Area-II in New Delhi. You can come, relax and discuss what exactly you want over a cup of coffee to choose your choice of printing paper and technology. KOHLI PrintoFast provides a cosy corner where creative artists and professionals can assemble to carry out everything with free mind.

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Ten key future trends for printing industry

Even in 2030, printing technology will still be used to create tactile, exquisite product worlds. This is one of the crucial findings of the Print “2030 – 2.0” future workshop.

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