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Accuprec model on medical plastic testing attracts crowd at Plast India


PLASTINDIA 2018 - the 10th edition of PLASTINDIA EXHIBITIONS is being organised during February 7-12, 2018 at The ExhibitionCentre, Helipad Grounds, Gandhinagar. Team of Accuprec Research Labs Pvt. Ltd. participated in the mega event with a model on Extraction procedure for medical grade plastic material. During the event, International Conference & Plasticon Awards, B2B Meets will also be organised.

The exhibition spread in 125,000 Sq. Mtrs. of total gross area has been developed to facilitate global growth. 2000 of the world’s finest Plastics businesses from across the planet are showcasing their products & services in the event. Approximate 600 overseas exhibitors from 40 countries are participating in the event. Mr. Padmin Buch, IPR expert and chairman of BoA in Accuprec as well as Dr. Rina Gokani, Director & CSO of Accuprec participated in the exhibition.

Snaps of the event:

Gujarat to set up second Plastics Park at Sanand; process on to set up Plastindia International University at Vapi

Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani today said that the government has decided to set up the state’s second Plastics Park at Sanand near Ahmedabad as part of the new Specific Plastic Policy being framed to encourage startups and make the industry entrepreneur-friendly. The first Dedicated Plastics Park was set up at Dahej in Bharuch.

Inaugurating the 10th International Plastics Exhibition and Convention, Plastindia-2018, here, he said the process to set up the Plastindia International University to lend pace to research and development, recycling and new inventions, at Vapi is on. The objective is to make plastic industry zero defect and environment-friendly.

He said that Gujarat already produces over 50 per cent of country’s polymers and recycles one-fourth of plastic wastes in the country to emerge as the most eco-friendly state. Nearly 82,000 people are employed in 10,000 units, mostly in the MSME sector, with an investment of Rs.5,500-crore in the industry. Referring to incentives announced for MSME sector by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi Government in the latest Union Budget for 2018-19, he said the Gujarat Government also provides incentive of seven per cent interest subsidy.

Nearly 2,000 exhibitors from all over India and 50 delegates-exhibitors from abroad are attending the five-day event, till February 12.

Speaking on the occasion Energy Minister Saurabhbhai Patel said that Gujarat has emerged as Plastic Capital of Gujarat and an ideal place for exhibition, because of its availability of raw materials and business-friendly policy and ‘ease of doing business’. He asked the organizers to hold the next exhibition of 2021 in Gujarat.

Others who spoke included OPal President Avinash Joshi, Indian Oil Corporation Director Parindu Bhagar, Gujarat’s Chief Secretary J.N. Singh and Plastindia-18 National Executive Chairman Rajiv Chitaliya and National Advisory Board M.P. Kapadia.

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