( More than 30 countries will participate, Pune will have a big share )
Pune (Voice news service): On behalf of All India Plastic Manufacturers Association, a dialogue program with entrepreneurs in Pune was recently organized in Pune. Padmashri Dr. as chief guest on this occasion. Raman Gangakhedkar, FCE India Business Director Dr. Sandeep Vaikole, Chairman of Maharashtra Economic Development Council Atul Shirodkar, Secretary of Maharashtra State Milk Traders Association Prakash Kutwal, Vishwas Chitale of Chitale Group, Promotion Head of Plastivision India Ravi Jashnani and other dignitaries were present on the occasion.
Dr. Raman Gangakhedkar said, the products of masks, PPE kits, Siren, bottles of salai were launched in large quantities during the Covid period. Therefore, the patients and the institutions providing medical services were not inconvenienced.
During the covid period plastic manufacturing companies worked non-stop which helped in covid control. That is why plastic manufacturing companies made a significant contribution during the Covid period. He was speaking as the chief guest at an interaction program with entrepreneurs in Pune.
This is the 12th exhibition of the association which is considered as one of the top 5 exhibitions in the world. There will be stalls of manufacturers from more than 30 countries. More than 1500 manufacturers from various sectors of the industry will set up their stalls. Plastivision India 2023 is an international exhibition organized by All India Plastic Manufacturers Association. Maharashtra Promotion Officer Ravi Jashnani told a press conference that the exhibition was held at the Bombay Exhibition Center in Goregaon from December 7 to 11.
The exhibition has been promoted and disseminated through more than 40 roadshows across India and abroad, including Pune, to attract more than two lakh professionals from across the country. The exhibition will promote industrial growth, development of new technologies, exports as well as employment. 125,000 sq.m from more than 30 countries. More than 2.50 lakh people from all over the world are going to visit the exhibition at the well-equipped Goregaon, Mumbai, covering the entire area. The place is well connected with metro, local train and surface transport. This will be of great benefit to a self-reliant India in promoting new technologies and industries.
