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55 companies secure their early bird discount on last day of the offer for PRINTPACK INDIA 2022

IPAMA (Indian Printing Packaging & Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association) gratefully acknowledges the industry’s response to the 15th PRINTPACK INDIA, which is scheduled to be held from March 11–15, 2022 at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, Delhi-NCR. Before the last date of Early Bird Discount offer, 55 companies booked their space by remitting the requisite space charges.

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Signage tale of two prolific South Indian cities

Despite the alarming market situations and uncertainties caused by pandemic-related restrictions and lockdowns, many signage players in south never retreat and surrender in moving forward with plans to invest in new machines and advanced technologies. The travelling band wagon of VN Kutty and Jyaneswar Laishram from Sign & Graphics drives down the by-lanes of Hyderabad and Chennai to meet with some of the key signage leaders in the two south Indian cities who share stories about their backgrounds, achievements, COVID-19 agonies and what next in business.

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IPAMA announces new dates of 15th PRINTPACK INDIA!

Rakesh K Sodhi elected as new President for the term 2021-23
IPAMA (Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association) has announced new dates of the 15th PRINTPACK INDIA. The association’s Governing Council made the announcement after considering the views of exhibitors, companies and current pandemic situation to organise PRINTPACK INDIA 2021 concurrently with SIGN & LED EXPO at India Expo Centre, Greater Noida, Delhi-NCR from March 11-15, 2022.

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Loss of an Innovator—James Gandy!

On July 14, 2021 the world lost a remarkable innovator, James Gandy. As he left our world with his daughters by his side, he finally was at peace. A few years ago, he was diagnosed with an incurable disease, called PSP, which slowly ate his life away.

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