Over 1500 exhibitors and all major players from the plastic industry participated in the ongoing ‘Plastivision India 2023’, the 12th edition of India’s largest plastics trade exhibition organized by All India Plastics Manufacturers Association (AIPMA) at the Bombay Exhibition Center (BEC) in Goregaon (E), Mumbai. The five-day event held between 7th-11th December, 2023 has participation from plastic manufacturers, and raw material suppliers from all over the globe. With an exhibit area spanning 1,25,000 sq meters, ‘Plastivision India 2023’ displayed a wide range of plastic products, plastic materials, machines, moulds, and technologies that are revolutionizing the global plastics industry today. Apart from countries like Germany, Malaysia, South Korea, and China, the event witnessed large Indian firms like Reliance, HPCL, IOCL and JSW Group. The event is a hub of ministerial leaders, industry veterans, entrepreneurs, merchants, industry professionals, and major importers; deeming it to be the country’s most influential plastics exhibition that will undoubtedly play a key role in facilitating industry growth as well. Speaking at the inaugural ceremony, Mr. Harpal Singh, Chairman NEC- Plastivision India, Mr. Manish Dedhia, President, The All India Plastics Manufacturers Association, Mr. Arvind Mehta- Chairman- NAB & GC Plastivision India, Dr. Asutosh Gor, Co-Chairman Plastivision India and Mr. Chandrakant Turakhia, Co-Chairman NEC, Plastivision India, enthused, “In its role as the largest apex non-profit body of the Indian plastics industry, AIPMA conceptualised and organised the inaugural ‘Plastivision India’ way back in 1992, with just 40 exhibitors and a few thousand visitors gracing the 1st edition. Shifting focus to the present day, ‘Plastivision India’ has metamorphosized into the largest plastics trade exhibition and the 12th edition will be bigger than ever before. Bringing together stakeholders from the different echelons of the domestic and international plastics industry, ‘Plastivision India 2023’ has been built around the ‘circular economy’ theme and will introduce visitors to sustainable practices, materials and technologies that should enhance the industry’s green credentials. It is also India’s largest plastics-focused platform bringing buyers and sellers together, with a number of live product launches, seminars, conferences and consultation sessions enhancing the value proposition for exhibitors and visitors alike. We are confident that ‘Plastivision India 2023’ will encourage Indian firms and entrepreneurs to innovate new products, processes and technologies that can establish India as the global hub for plastics manufacturing in the foreseeable future.”
