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 Uniworth Enterprises LLP is proud to be associated as an Exhibiting partner with India’s Largest Packaging Event – 6th Innopack Pharma Confex, schedule on 1st and 2nd June 2017 at Sahara Star, Mumbai, India Uniworth is going to visit the confex for these two days and like to exchange ideas & knowledge for future alliances and shaping the future of the pharma packaging industry, to Schedule a meet Stall Number : E3 About Innopack Pharma Confex This year at the 6th Annual InnoPack Pharma Confex the participants will benefit from the focused topics covered around innovations in pharmaceutical packaging to enhance sustainability, and simplify usage for patients through adopting latest technologies.  This blog is originally published on the Meghamani website.

  Packed food items have already taken over households of western countries. People are on developing countries are also moving towards packed food items with more people getting employed in offices and corporate world. This reduces the time available to them to cook food by themselves. Hence, people move to ready to eat food items for convenience and to save time. This shift of people has given a boost to the food packaging industry. With increasing demand from the food industry, global food packaging market has grown to USD 277.9 billion by the year 2017.  Food packaging companies   are working towards increasing shelf life, high barrier properties and safety. The steps that the industry is taking to improve on these aspects and also striving to reduce the cost of packaging. The methods that the food packaging industry is adapting to reduce the cost are as follows, 1. Switching from tape to glue for RSC packaging:  Glue can be used in place of tape to join the flaps of the cardboard

With the Indian economy consistently delivering a growth rate of approximately 7% every quarter on the back of structural reforms that simplify operating a business in India. It is safe to retain a widely positive outlook when it comes to the economic growth of the Indian subcontinent. As the Indian growth story pans out, along with it is the growth of its robust chemicals industries. According to a report by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), the chemical industry in India has a market size of nearly $163 Billion and is expected to grow with a CAGR of 9% for the next five years. The Indian Dye and Dyestuffs Industry is an important aspect of the Indian Chemical Industry that significantly contributes to the latter’s growth. According to a recent survey, the Indian dyes market is poised to generate a revenue of Rs. 48,000 crores by 2022. There is no reason why one should not be hopeful for a bright future for this sector, which will lead to more jobs, more