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August-September 2018
ARUN LAHOTIChairman
B.L. BhandariPresident, TAAPMA
Members:Anil NagdaManoj Goyal
Office Bearers:President:B.L. Bhandari
Sr. Vice PresidentVimalesh Gupta
Vice President-IShiv Kumar Gupta
Vice President-II Andhra PradeshSuresh Babu A
Hon. SecretarySuresh Somani
TreasurerA. Dayakar
Joint SecretaryRohit MittalArun Lahoti
Petrochemical DivisionDCA and DOPW for Telangana & AP
Dear Member Last month when curtains went down on the major event of South Indian plastic industry - IPLEX'18, everybody expressed satisfaction at the outcome. The untiring and selfless efforts of the entire team bore fruits in form of happy and satisfied exhibitors and visitors. The positive testimonials on all fronts is the greatest reward a member looks for and they surely got it.
The well attended Annual General Meeting at Ramoji Film City deliberated the yearly working of our association and issues common to all members. Past was discussed and future was planned. The members present unanimously bestowed on me the responsibility of President, to lead a talented team during this glorious Golden Jubilee Year. We will all together, make this a memorable year.
Our official bulletin is so very aptly called Plastic Times. Yes surely, the prevalent time belongs to plastics. Not only for industrial sector but it is plastic times for Agriculture, it is plastic times for Healthcare, it is plastic times for Housing, it is plastic times for Automobiles, it is plastic times for Communications, it is plastic times for Households, it is plastic times for every sector. It is good plastic times for all of us. Let us focus on modernisation and growth and vow to produce high class products on which a proud nation is built.
We have a busy agenda for this year, and will communicate to you about the various events planned for the benefit of members and industry. While thanking you all, I look forward to your active support and participation in all the endeavours of TAAPMA.
B.L. Bhandari
Vol XIII August - September 2018 Issue - I| |
Page 05 : President WritesPage 06-08 : Glimpeses of 50th AGMPage 09 : IPLEX '18 Convenors ReportPage 10-11 : IPLEX '18 Inauguration SnapshotsPage 13-17 : News UpdatePage 18-21 : IPLEX '18 SnapshotsPage 22-23 : Tech TalkPage 24-25 : Address of Sri Gowra Srinivas at IPLEX '18 Launch, HyderabadPage 26-27 : Diary cum DirectoryPage 29 : IPLEX Launch at HyderabadPage 30-31 : New Members ListPage 32-33 : TAAPMA at work, Awareness ProjectPage 34 : Proud Moments of TAAPMA
ARUN LAHOTIChairman
B.L. BhandariPresident, TAAPMA
Members:Anil NagdaManoj Goyal
Office Bearers:President:B.L. Bhandari
Sr. Vice PresidentVimalesh Gupta
Vice President-IShiv Kumar Gupta
Vice President-II Andhra PradeshSuresh Babu A
Hon. SecretarySuresh Somani
TreasurerA. Dayakar
Joint SecretaryRohit MittalArun Lahoti
Petrochemical DivisionDCA and DOPW for Telangana & AP
Dear Member Last month when curtains went down on the major event of South Indian plastic industry - IPLEX'18, everybody expressed satisfaction at the outcome. The untiring and selfless efforts of the entire team bore fruits in form of happy and satisfied exhibitors and visitors. The positive testimonials on all fronts is the greatest reward a member looks for and they surely got it.
The well attended Annual General Meeting at Ramoji Film City deliberated the yearly working of our association and issues common to all members. Past was discussed and future was planned. The members present unanimously bestowed on me the responsibility of President, to lead a talented team during this glorious Golden Jubilee Year. We will all together, make this a memorable year.
Our official bulletin is so very aptly called Plastic Times. Yes surely, the prevalent time belongs to plastics. Not only for industrial sector but it is plastic times for Agriculture, it is plastic times for Healthcare, it is plastic times for Housing, it is plastic times for Automobiles, it is plastic times for Communications, it is plastic times for Households, it is plastic times for every sector. It is good plastic times for all of us. Let us focus on modernisation and growth and vow to produce high class products on which a proud nation is built.
We have a busy agenda for this year, and will communicate to you about the various events planned for the benefit of members and industry. While thanking you all, I look forward to your active support and participation in all the endeavours of TAAPMA.
B.L. Bhandari
Vol XIII August - September 2018 Issue - I| |
Page 05 : President WritesPage 06-08 : Glimpeses of 50th AGMPage 09 : IPLEX '18 Convenors ReportPage 10-11 : IPLEX '18 Inauguration SnapshotsPage 13-17 : News UpdatePage 18-21 : IPLEX '18 SnapshotsPage 22-23 : Tech TalkPage 24-25 : Address of Sri Gowra Srinivas at IPLEX '18 Launch, HyderabadPage 26-27 : Diary cum DirectoryPage 29 : IPLEX Launch at HyderabadPage 30-31 : New Members ListPage 32-33 : TAAPMA at work, Awareness ProjectPage 34 : Proud Moments of TAAPMA
Glimpses of 50th Annual General Meeting Glimpses of 50th Annual General Meeting
At the Annual General Meeting of TAAPMA services of various committee chairmen were recognised at the hands of Past Presidents. The President and office bearers acknowledge with thanks the contribution of committee chairmen with whom it became an enjoyable TEAMWORK.
Sri A. DayakarChairman-Environment Awareness
Sri Amdiyala SudhakarChairman-Land & Building
Sri Anil NagdaChairman-Plastmeet
Sri Md. Abdul AliemChairman-Hospitality
Sri Ashok BhargavChairman-Directory & Diary
Sri Suresh SomaniChairman-Membership
Sri Arun LahotiChairman-Bulletin & Website
Glimpses of 50th Annual General Meeting Glimpses of 50th Annual General Meeting
At the Annual General Meeting of TAAPMA services of various committee chairmen were recognised at the hands of Past Presidents. The President and office bearers acknowledge with thanks the contribution of committee chairmen with whom it became an enjoyable TEAMWORK.
Sri A. DayakarChairman-Environment Awareness
Sri Amdiyala SudhakarChairman-Land & Building
Sri Anil NagdaChairman-Plastmeet
Sri Md. Abdul AliemChairman-Hospitality
Sri Ashok BhargavChairman-Directory & Diary
Sri Suresh SomaniChairman-Membership
Sri Arun LahotiChairman-Bulletin & Website
Office Bearers and Managing Committee Members2018-2019
Elected at AGM held on 01-09-2018 at Hotel Sitara, Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad
Office Bearers Felicitating outgoing PresidentMr. Venu Gopal Jasti
on 01-09-2018, at Hotel Sitara, Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad
Office Bearers
B.L. Bhandari President
Vimalesh Gupta Sr. Vice President
Shivkumar Gupta Vice President
A. Suresh Babu Vice President-AP
Suresh Somani Hon. Secretary
Rohit Mittal Jt. Secretary-I
Arun Lahoti Jt. Secretary-II
Ananthula Dayakar Treasurer
Managing Committee Members
A Kishore KumarAnand MandhanaAshish SirigiriG Jaya KumarK Somasekhara ReddyM Vijay KumarManoj DugarMaturi Balakrishna RaoMd. Abdul AleemMeela Ravi Shankar
N Bhaskar ReddyNarendra BaldwaPS Anil KumarRadheshyam LoyaSanjeev JainShailesh LahotiT VenkannaVellore Sanjay GutptaVinod Kumar GiriaY Narendra Babu
Srinivas Vandanapu (Co-opt) Navneet Jain (Co-opt)
IPLEX 2018, 9th in the Series, An International Exhibition, A B2B Platform for the Plastic Finished Goods has been successfully organized by Telangana and Andhra Plastics Manufacturers Association (TAAPMA) at HITEX, Hyderabad from 3rd to 6th of August, 2018 in association with Tamilnadu Plastic Manufacturers Association (TAPMA), Kerala Plastic Manufacturers Association (KPMA), Karnataka State Plastics Association (KSPA) with the support of CIPET, Chennai. Logo support was extended by The Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers (Dept. of Chemicals & Petrochemicals) Government of India, Plastindia Foundation, AIPMA, GSPMA, IPF and IPI.
The lead sponsors were Consul Neowatt Power Solutions Pvt Ltd, Sudhakar PVC Products Pvt. Ltd and Manugraph India Limited. All Four Halls at HITEX were booked. 288 Exhibitors from the fields of Raw Material, Master Batches, Processing Machinery , Printing and Packaging , Ancillary Equipment, Finished Products, Mould & Dies , Post Processing Equipment for Printing, Lamination and Decoration of Plastics Quality Control and various Govt agencies like, CIPET & Associations like PMMAI, AIPMA, Plastindia Foundation, GSPMA, IPI and IPF etc. participated in IPLEX-2018.
Major Exhibitors Like Indian Oil Corporation Limited , Gail India Ltd, Kabra Extrusion Technik Ltd, Shubham Extrusion Technik Pvt Ltd, Dugar Group of Companies, Toshiba Machines (Chennai) Pvt Ltd, SP Ultraflex Systems Pvt Ltd, Polygraph Printing Technologies Pvt Ltd. Participated in this Exhibition.
The total net area booked was 6500 Sqmtrs. The 100 Sqmtrs International Pavilion had exhibitors from China, Taiwan, Germany and United Kingdom.
The Exhibition IPLEX18 was inaugurated by The Chief Guest Mr.K.T.Rama Rao Minister of IT, MA&UD, Industries and Commerce, Govt. of Telangana on the 3rd of August, 2018. He promised all assistance from the Govt. of Telangana. He also mentioned about the pollution aspect of plastics and highlighted that 90% of plastic products are useful and beneficial for the mankind. But a small percentage of Plastic made into low quality bags and single use items are causing unclean surroundings and pollution. He asked the industry to control the production of substandard material and produce high quality material which doesn't add to the pollution. He also sanctioned 110 acres at Mankal exclusively for the Plastic Park.
The Guests of Honour were Mr. Jayesh Ranjan, Principal Secretary, Industries and Commerce Dept., Govt. of Telangana, Mr.Hiten Bheda, President, AIPMA, and Mr. Avinash Kumar Verma, Executive Director (Petrochemicals) Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.
There has been an overwhelming response to the Exhibition at Hyderabad. A total of 20,000 visitors from all walks of Life including entrepreneurs, Engineers, support staff, Project leaders, scholars and students visited IPLEX18 Exhibition. Visitors from all over India visited IPLEX18 in huge nos. especially from the southern states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka,Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. A few visitors were from Maharashtra, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Rajasthan and Daman.
120 Machines worth of Rs 200 crores were sold outright at the Exhibition and Fresh Orders for machinery worth 400 crores were received by Machinery manufacturers. A total of 600 crores worth of business was generated at this Exhibition with reference to machinery.
Venugopal JastiConvenor-IPLEX18
IPLEX 2018
Convenor's Report
Office Bearers and Managing Committee Members2018-2019
Elected at AGM held on 01-09-2018 at Hotel Sitara, Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad
Office Bearers Felicitating outgoing PresidentMr. Venu Gopal Jasti
on 01-09-2018, at Hotel Sitara, Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad
Office Bearers
B.L. Bhandari President
Vimalesh Gupta Sr. Vice President
Shivkumar Gupta Vice President
A. Suresh Babu Vice President-AP
Suresh Somani Hon. Secretary
Rohit Mittal Jt. Secretary-I
Arun Lahoti Jt. Secretary-II
Ananthula Dayakar Treasurer
Managing Committee Members
A Kishore KumarAnand MandhanaAshish SirigiriG Jaya KumarK Somasekhara ReddyM Vijay KumarManoj DugarMaturi Balakrishna RaoMd. Abdul AleemMeela Ravi Shankar
N Bhaskar ReddyNarendra BaldwaPS Anil KumarRadheshyam LoyaSanjeev JainShailesh LahotiT VenkannaVellore Sanjay GutptaVinod Kumar GiriaY Narendra Babu
Srinivas Vandanapu (Co-opt) Navneet Jain (Co-opt)
IPLEX 2018, 9th in the Series, An International Exhibition, A B2B Platform for the Plastic Finished Goods has been successfully organized by Telangana and Andhra Plastics Manufacturers Association (TAAPMA) at HITEX, Hyderabad from 3rd to 6th of August, 2018 in association with Tamilnadu Plastic Manufacturers Association (TAPMA), Kerala Plastic Manufacturers Association (KPMA), Karnataka State Plastics Association (KSPA) with the support of CIPET, Chennai. Logo support was extended by The Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers (Dept. of Chemicals & Petrochemicals) Government of India, Plastindia Foundation, AIPMA, GSPMA, IPF and IPI.
The lead sponsors were Consul Neowatt Power Solutions Pvt Ltd, Sudhakar PVC Products Pvt. Ltd and Manugraph India Limited. All Four Halls at HITEX were booked. 288 Exhibitors from the fields of Raw Material, Master Batches, Processing Machinery , Printing and Packaging , Ancillary Equipment, Finished Products, Mould & Dies , Post Processing Equipment for Printing, Lamination and Decoration of Plastics Quality Control and various Govt agencies like, CIPET & Associations like PMMAI, AIPMA, Plastindia Foundation, GSPMA, IPI and IPF etc. participated in IPLEX-2018.
Major Exhibitors Like Indian Oil Corporation Limited , Gail India Ltd, Kabra Extrusion Technik Ltd, Shubham Extrusion Technik Pvt Ltd, Dugar Group of Companies, Toshiba Machines (Chennai) Pvt Ltd, SP Ultraflex Systems Pvt Ltd, Polygraph Printing Technologies Pvt Ltd. Participated in this Exhibition.
The total net area booked was 6500 Sqmtrs. The 100 Sqmtrs International Pavilion had exhibitors from China, Taiwan, Germany and United Kingdom.
The Exhibition IPLEX18 was inaugurated by The Chief Guest Mr.K.T.Rama Rao Minister of IT, MA&UD, Industries and Commerce, Govt. of Telangana on the 3rd of August, 2018. He promised all assistance from the Govt. of Telangana. He also mentioned about the pollution aspect of plastics and highlighted that 90% of plastic products are useful and beneficial for the mankind. But a small percentage of Plastic made into low quality bags and single use items are causing unclean surroundings and pollution. He asked the industry to control the production of substandard material and produce high quality material which doesn't add to the pollution. He also sanctioned 110 acres at Mankal exclusively for the Plastic Park.
The Guests of Honour were Mr. Jayesh Ranjan, Principal Secretary, Industries and Commerce Dept., Govt. of Telangana, Mr.Hiten Bheda, President, AIPMA, and Mr. Avinash Kumar Verma, Executive Director (Petrochemicals) Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.
There has been an overwhelming response to the Exhibition at Hyderabad. A total of 20,000 visitors from all walks of Life including entrepreneurs, Engineers, support staff, Project leaders, scholars and students visited IPLEX18 Exhibition. Visitors from all over India visited IPLEX18 in huge nos. especially from the southern states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka,Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. A few visitors were from Maharashtra, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Rajasthan and Daman.
120 Machines worth of Rs 200 crores were sold outright at the Exhibition and Fresh Orders for machinery worth 400 crores were received by Machinery manufacturers. A total of 600 crores worth of business was generated at this Exhibition with reference to machinery.
Venugopal JastiConvenor-IPLEX18
IPLEX 2018
Convenor's Report
IPLEX '18 INAUGURATION - SNAPSHOTS IPLEX '18 INAUGURATION - SNAPSHOTS
IPLEX '18 INAUGURATION - SNAPSHOTS IPLEX '18 INAUGURATION - SNAPSHOTS
Increasing Resource Efficiency through
Extended Producer Responsibility
barriers
lLogistics is a major issue leading to
unpredictable flow of returned
products
lR&D & Innovation teams -Policy/
Government Relations teams?
lData security, consumer behaiviou
and lack of repairability leads of
stocking of obsolete EEE.
lVery few market leaders on circular
products and business models
lOur world economy is only 9.1%
circular, leaving a massive 'Circularity
Gap' (WEF, 2018)
Design for Environment
lRepair, refurbishment and product
longevity
lFairphone-World's first phone
modular phone with spare parts for
ea sy repa i r s by consumers
andengineering and production
decis ions that minimize our
environmental footprint and support
longevity
Maximum utility of product -guarantees
and transparency for refurbished
products
lMateria l passports provides
i n f o r m a t i o n o n m a t e r i a l
composition and design for higher
recovery
lInnovative Ownership models -
Philips is applying 'paying for
performance' is its 'pay per lux'
Design for Circularity
Consumption stage
lighting model, customers to use the
best lighting solution for their needs
without owning the hardware.
Singapore (Street light installations)
Least valuable loop of Circular
Economy (EMF, 2017)
lGalaxy (Samsung) Upcycl ing
programme explores simple, 'do-it-
yourself' ways for people to
repurpose old Galaxy devices. The
devices are equipped with built-in
cameras and network modules,
which could still take pictures and
connect via the Internet of Things.
Implementation of EPR-based recycling
fund (possibly eco-modulated) to
mobilise investments in recycling
infrastructure and increase demand for
secondary raw materials
lM a n d a t e c r e a t i o n a n d
continousdevelopment of standards
(e.g. ISO, EN) for the entire e-waste
value chain to ensure level playing
field amongst all actors
lEncourage sectoral collaboration
among the downstream processes
to enhance including collection,
dismantling and recycling
lCapacity building measures for
consumers and (public and private)
sector to enhance knowledge about
EPR and product.
Post -Consumption stage
Options for advancing resource
efficiency
Extended Producer Responsibility
(EPR)
Challenges to Rethinking Models -
Global and India
EPR is an environmental protection
strategy to decrease the total impact
from a product, by making producers
responsible for the entire life-cycle
(Lindhqvist 1992)
lDual objective of EPR is to improve
upstream processes, i.e. Design for
Environment (DfE), and downstream
processes, i.e. waste management
(Tojo2004)
lSince the 1990s, adoption of 384 EPR
policies worldwide (Kaffine& O'Reilly
2015), fuelling the creation of waste
management industries with a
revenue of 335 billion EUR by 2019
(UNEP 2011)
lHowever, manifold implementation
challenges remain due tolack of
target-setting, free-riding and
i n s u f f i c i e n t e n f o r c e m e n t ,
amongstothers
Globally 44.7 million tonnes of e-waste
is generated -20% recycled and 80% is
thrown into residual stream, traded or
handled in substandard conditions
(2017).
lLinear economic models promote
environmental and health risks at the
production and disposal stages.
lRegulations have been focussing on
controlling e-waste flows than
transporting items which have an
intrinsic value leading to policy
Dr Rachna Arora
Deputy Team Leader and Coordinator of EU-REI Project
Increasing Resource Efficiency through
Extended Producer Responsibility
barriers
lLogistics is a major issue leading to
unpredictable flow of returned
products
lR&D & Innovation teams -Policy/
Government Relations teams?
lData security, consumer behaiviou
and lack of repairability leads of
stocking of obsolete EEE.
lVery few market leaders on circular
products and business models
lOur world economy is only 9.1%
circular, leaving a massive 'Circularity
Gap' (WEF, 2018)
Design for Environment
lRepair, refurbishment and product
longevity
lFairphone-World's first phone
modular phone with spare parts for
ea sy repa i r s by consumers
andengineering and production
decis ions that minimize our
environmental footprint and support
longevity
Maximum utility of product -guarantees
and transparency for refurbished
products
lMateria l passports provides
i n f o r m a t i o n o n m a t e r i a l
composition and design for higher
recovery
lInnovative Ownership models -
Philips is applying 'paying for
performance' is its 'pay per lux'
Design for Circularity
Consumption stage
lighting model, customers to use the
best lighting solution for their needs
without owning the hardware.
Singapore (Street light installations)
Least valuable loop of Circular
Economy (EMF, 2017)
lGalaxy (Samsung) Upcycl ing
programme explores simple, 'do-it-
yourself' ways for people to
repurpose old Galaxy devices. The
devices are equipped with built-in
cameras and network modules,
which could still take pictures and
connect via the Internet of Things.
Implementation of EPR-based recycling
fund (possibly eco-modulated) to
mobilise investments in recycling
infrastructure and increase demand for
secondary raw materials
lM a n d a t e c r e a t i o n a n d
continousdevelopment of standards
(e.g. ISO, EN) for the entire e-waste
value chain to ensure level playing
field amongst all actors
lEncourage sectoral collaboration
among the downstream processes
to enhance including collection,
dismantling and recycling
lCapacity building measures for
consumers and (public and private)
sector to enhance knowledge about
EPR and product.
Post -Consumption stage
Options for advancing resource
efficiency
Extended Producer Responsibility
(EPR)
Challenges to Rethinking Models -
Global and India
EPR is an environmental protection
strategy to decrease the total impact
from a product, by making producers
responsible for the entire life-cycle
(Lindhqvist 1992)
lDual objective of EPR is to improve
upstream processes, i.e. Design for
Environment (DfE), and downstream
processes, i.e. waste management
(Tojo2004)
lSince the 1990s, adoption of 384 EPR
policies worldwide (Kaffine& O'Reilly
2015), fuelling the creation of waste
management industries with a
revenue of 335 billion EUR by 2019
(UNEP 2011)
lHowever, manifold implementation
challenges remain due tolack of
target-setting, free-riding and
i n s u f f i c i e n t e n f o r c e m e n t ,
amongstothers
Globally 44.7 million tonnes of e-waste
is generated -20% recycled and 80% is
thrown into residual stream, traded or
handled in substandard conditions
(2017).
lLinear economic models promote
environmental and health risks at the
production and disposal stages.
lRegulations have been focussing on
controlling e-waste flows than
transporting items which have an
intrinsic value leading to policy
Dr Rachna Arora
Deputy Team Leader and Coordinator of EU-REI Project
Environment Minister Harsh
Vardhan said Saturday a plant to
covert plastic waste into bio-diesel
will soon be made operational at the
Indian Institute of Petroleum (IIP) in
Dehradun.
He was speaking at the International
E-Waste Day event organised by the
I n t e r n a t i o n a l F i n a n c e
CorporationNSE 0.00 % (IFC).
"The plant has been set up at
Dehradun and it will be operational
by January end. The facility, which
will be run on pilot basis, is capable
of converting plastic waste into bio-
diesel. The model will then be
replicated across the country,"
Vardhan said.
The plant has the capacity to
convert one tonne of plastic waste
into 800 litres biofuel which will be
of highest quality and it can be used
in any diesel automotive vehicle,
according to a government official.
Vardhan said the whole country was
concerned about the problem of e-
waste and the government had
amended the existing rules to
ensure better management of e-
waste and bio-medical waste
through revised targets.
Plant to convert e-waste into bio fuel
to be made operational soonHarsh Vardhan
"Therefore, the contribution of
India to worldwide generation of e-
waste is 4.47 per cent. We are neck
deep into the problem and we have
already have got the rules amended
in 2018 based on discussions with
the industry and other stake
holders.
"On behalf of our prime minister, we
can promise to the whole world that
l i ke many o ther f i e l d s i n
environment... we will certainly try
to do our best on e-waste front," he
said.
He also urged those present at the
event to build a social movement
around 'Green Good Deeds'- an
initiative of the Environment
Ministry and make it successful like
the 'Pulse Polio' campaign.
The ministry has drawn up a list of
over 500 deeds to motivate and
involve the masses in environment
protection. It mainly focuses on
altering the behaviour to make it
nature friendly, he said.
On the occass ion , J apan ' s
Ambassador to India Kenj i
Hiramatsu, "I congratulate IFC on
the successful implementation of its
India E-waste Advisory Project, and I
am pleased to inform that
Government of Japan has been
supporting this project through the
Comprehensive Japan Trust Fund
since 2014.
"I hope that this project would
continue to contribute to the
implementation of the E-waste
policy in India," he said.
He also spoke about the importance
of promoting a circular economy to
achieve the goal of a sustainable
society.
E-waste is the world's fastest
growing waste stream and India is
the fourth largest e-waste producer.
At present around 95 per cent of the
waste is processed by the informal
sector, using practices harmful to
their health and the environment.
Half of the e-waste generated
globally is from personal devices
such as computers, screens,
s m a r t p h o n e s , t a b l e t s a n d
televisions, with the remainder
being larger household appliances
and heating and cooling equipments.
Environment Minister Harsh
Vardhan said Saturday a plant to
covert plastic waste into bio-diesel
will soon be made operational at the
Indian Institute of Petroleum (IIP) in
Dehradun.
He was speaking at the International
E-Waste Day event organised by the
I n t e r n a t i o n a l F i n a n c e
CorporationNSE 0.00 % (IFC).
"The plant has been set up at
Dehradun and it will be operational
by January end. The facility, which
will be run on pilot basis, is capable
of converting plastic waste into bio-
diesel. The model will then be
replicated across the country,"
Vardhan said.
The plant has the capacity to
convert one tonne of plastic waste
into 800 litres biofuel which will be
of highest quality and it can be used
in any diesel automotive vehicle,
according to a government official.
Vardhan said the whole country was
concerned about the problem of e-
waste and the government had
amended the existing rules to
ensure better management of e-
waste and bio-medical waste
through revised targets.
Plant to convert e-waste into bio fuel
to be made operational soonHarsh Vardhan
"Therefore, the contribution of
India to worldwide generation of e-
waste is 4.47 per cent. We are neck
deep into the problem and we have
already have got the rules amended
in 2018 based on discussions with
the industry and other stake
holders.
"On behalf of our prime minister, we
can promise to the whole world that
l i ke many o ther f i e l d s i n
environment... we will certainly try
to do our best on e-waste front," he
said.
He also urged those present at the
event to build a social movement
around 'Green Good Deeds'- an
initiative of the Environment
Ministry and make it successful like
the 'Pulse Polio' campaign.
The ministry has drawn up a list of
over 500 deeds to motivate and
involve the masses in environment
protection. It mainly focuses on
altering the behaviour to make it
nature friendly, he said.
On the occass ion , J apan ' s
Ambassador to India Kenj i
Hiramatsu, "I congratulate IFC on
the successful implementation of its
India E-waste Advisory Project, and I
am pleased to inform that
Government of Japan has been
supporting this project through the
Comprehensive Japan Trust Fund
since 2014.
"I hope that this project would
continue to contribute to the
implementation of the E-waste
policy in India," he said.
He also spoke about the importance
of promoting a circular economy to
achieve the goal of a sustainable
society.
E-waste is the world's fastest
growing waste stream and India is
the fourth largest e-waste producer.
At present around 95 per cent of the
waste is processed by the informal
sector, using practices harmful to
their health and the environment.
Half of the e-waste generated
globally is from personal devices
such as computers, screens,
s m a r t p h o n e s , t a b l e t s a n d
televisions, with the remainder
being larger household appliances
and heating and cooling equipments.
Jigish Doshi elected as President of Plastindia Foundation for 2018-21. Ravish Kamath takes over as Vice President and Jayesh Rambhia as Treasurer
In the elections held on 21st September 2018 for the new Managing Committee of Plastindia Foundation, Jigish Doshi was elected as the President, Ravish Kamath as Vice President and Jayesh Rambhia as Treasurer of the Plastindia Foundation. All were selected unanimously. The new Managing Committee comprising of senior entrepreneurs of the Plastics industry assumed office with immediate effect. Jigish Doshi took over from K K Seksaria.
Plastindia Foundation is the apex body of Nine key all• ]India Plastics Industry Associations. Indian Plastics industry contributes to more than Rs 2,70,000 crore to the exchequer. With consumption of Polymer approximate 17 to 18 Million ton in Virgin quantity and approximate 27 Million ton in (Virgin + Reprocess) mix usage quantity , it is one of the top five industries contributing to Indian GDP.
Jigish Doshi, is a technocrat Chemical Engineer with over 34 years experience in manufacturing of various products of Plastic Industries. He is Past President of GSPMA (1994• ]95) and CMD of Vishakha Group. Ravish Kamath is associated with the Woven sacks / FIBC industry for the past 35 years, and is the current Chairman of the Plexconcil. He is CEO of Big Bags International Pvt Ltd from Mangalore. Jayesh Rambhia has been on board of PlastIndia Foundation since 2012. He was chairman for Innovation Pavilion at PLASTINDIA 2018 and was instrumental to get 'Save Food Campaign' using plastic packaging from Interpack Germany to PLASTINDIA 2018. Mr Jayesh Rambhia has been President of All India Plastic Manufacturers Association. He is Founder & MD of Premsons Plastics Pvt Ltd & Export Award winner.
New Team of PlastIndia 2018-2021
Jigish Doshi commenting on his election as President , said, • gI am grateful to the industry for the confidence reposed on me. Plastics Industry is one of the fastest growing industries in India which aims at serving the nation & its citizens by way of making their life easier & affordable as well as contributing to the national growth. Though there are various challenges before the industry, we are confident that with wider participation of all segments & stakeholders, we will be able to meet all challenges and to take plastics industry forward qualitatively and quantitatively. Our main agenda is to work for the Growth of Plastic Industries of India , also to make it more at Global Recognition and for betterment of Plastindia Foundation • g .
Ravish Kamath is another industry veteran and has worked on betterment of Plastic Industry on various projects, Kamath said, • gPlastindia Foundation through its PLASTINDIA Exhibitions and Concurrent event PROPLAST provides an excellent opportunity to Finished Plastics Product Manufacturers to showcase their products to the world thereby increasing promotion & exports of the same• h.
Jayesh Rambhia has worked extensively to reduce GST from 28% to 18% on Plastic articles. He has actively worked to reduce impact of Ban on Plastic products
The Members of the Managing Committee for the term 2018• ]21 are . President Jigish Doshi, Vice President Ravish Kamath, Hon. Treasurer Jayesh K. Rambhia, Imm. Past President K.K. Seksaria, Raju D. Desai, V.K. Taparia, Gautam Gandhi, V. Sekar, Mihir Banerji, Alok Tibrewala, Ashok Jajodia, Mahavir Khatang, Pradip Thakkar, Prof. (DR.) S.K. Nayak, Lalit Guglani, Kamal P. Nanavaty, Mahendra N. Patel.
Jigish Doshi elected as President of Plastindia Foundation for 2018-21. Ravish Kamath takes over as Vice President and Jayesh Rambhia as Treasurer
In the elections held on 21st September 2018 for the new Managing Committee of Plastindia Foundation, Jigish Doshi was elected as the President, Ravish Kamath as Vice President and Jayesh Rambhia as Treasurer of the Plastindia Foundation. All were selected unanimously. The new Managing Committee comprising of senior entrepreneurs of the Plastics industry assumed office with immediate effect. Jigish Doshi took over from K K Seksaria.
Plastindia Foundation is the apex body of Nine key all• ]India Plastics Industry Associations. Indian Plastics industry contributes to more than Rs 2,70,000 crore to the exchequer. With consumption of Polymer approximate 17 to 18 Million ton in Virgin quantity and approximate 27 Million ton in (Virgin + Reprocess) mix usage quantity , it is one of the top five industries contributing to Indian GDP.
Jigish Doshi, is a technocrat Chemical Engineer with over 34 years experience in manufacturing of various products of Plastic Industries. He is Past President of GSPMA (1994• ]95) and CMD of Vishakha Group. Ravish Kamath is associated with the Woven sacks / FIBC industry for the past 35 years, and is the current Chairman of the Plexconcil. He is CEO of Big Bags International Pvt Ltd from Mangalore. Jayesh Rambhia has been on board of PlastIndia Foundation since 2012. He was chairman for Innovation Pavilion at PLASTINDIA 2018 and was instrumental to get 'Save Food Campaign' using plastic packaging from Interpack Germany to PLASTINDIA 2018. Mr Jayesh Rambhia has been President of All India Plastic Manufacturers Association. He is Founder & MD of Premsons Plastics Pvt Ltd & Export Award winner.
New Team of PlastIndia 2018-2021
Jigish Doshi commenting on his election as President , said, • gI am grateful to the industry for the confidence reposed on me. Plastics Industry is one of the fastest growing industries in India which aims at serving the nation & its citizens by way of making their life easier & affordable as well as contributing to the national growth. Though there are various challenges before the industry, we are confident that with wider participation of all segments & stakeholders, we will be able to meet all challenges and to take plastics industry forward qualitatively and quantitatively. Our main agenda is to work for the Growth of Plastic Industries of India , also to make it more at Global Recognition and for betterment of Plastindia Foundation • g .
Ravish Kamath is another industry veteran and has worked on betterment of Plastic Industry on various projects, Kamath said, • gPlastindia Foundation through its PLASTINDIA Exhibitions and Concurrent event PROPLAST provides an excellent opportunity to Finished Plastics Product Manufacturers to showcase their products to the world thereby increasing promotion & exports of the same• h.
Jayesh Rambhia has worked extensively to reduce GST from 28% to 18% on Plastic articles. He has actively worked to reduce impact of Ban on Plastic products
The Members of the Managing Committee for the term 2018• ]21 are . President Jigish Doshi, Vice President Ravish Kamath, Hon. Treasurer Jayesh K. Rambhia, Imm. Past President K.K. Seksaria, Raju D. Desai, V.K. Taparia, Gautam Gandhi, V. Sekar, Mihir Banerji, Alok Tibrewala, Ashok Jajodia, Mahavir Khatang, Pradip Thakkar, Prof. (DR.) S.K. Nayak, Lalit Guglani, Kamal P. Nanavaty, Mahendra N. Patel.
HAT TRICK - ANOTHER SUCCESSFULL ACHIEVEMENT BY TEAM IPLEX IPLEX '18 - SETS NEW BENCHMARK FOR EXHIBITIONS
HAT TRICK - ANOTHER SUCCESSFULL ACHIEVEMENT BY TEAM IPLEX IPLEX '18 - SETS NEW BENCHMARK FOR EXHIBITIONS
IPLEX '18 - HAPPY VISITORS, HAPPY EXHIBITORS
Special MomentsEXHIBITORS GALA DINNER AT IPLEX '18
POSITIVE EXHIBITORS RESPONSE - WILL COME AGAIN
IPLEX '18 - HAPPY VISITORS, HAPPY EXHIBITORS
Special MomentsEXHIBITORS GALA DINNER AT IPLEX '18
POSITIVE EXHIBITORS RESPONSE - WILL COME AGAIN
A Hyderabad based start up Recykal.com is doing things a little differently. This is a one and half year old company.They are India's first cloud based technology platform where recyclers and generators can transact with each other to accelerate India's transition to circular economy for a better TOMORROWRecycling industry in India is dependent on the unorganized sector making it a troublesome process, hence loss of such a huge opportunity. Experts predict this Industry to be worth US100B$ in 2020. Some of the challenges are: Industry dominated by informal syndicates, Lack of professionalism, No pricing transparency, Lack of proper channels for recycling, No incentives for segregation, No visibility in the availability of recyclables, complete cash transactions. This is a Young Indian Digital StartUp enthusiasts poised to disrupt the Recycling Industry and contribute to Swachh Bharat. Mentored by Serial entrepreneurs with over 18 years of
A Digital Startup using cloud based technology
to formalize Indian Recycling Industry.
tech platforms Recykal is trying to create widespread disruption in Indian Recycling Industry by using technology. It connects the generators of recyclables with recyclers by using technology. Thereby ensuring responsible disposal with traceability and transparency. o Formalizing the waste pickers
with digital payments and facilities like Atal Pension Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima yojana
o Facilitating digital awareness, take-back programs & EPR target fulfillment for Brands
o Enabl ing and incent iv iz ing Businesses and Consumers to responsibly discard recyclables
o Pricing and material visibility for recyclers with traceability and transparency
The a s se t - l i gh t , c loud based technology-enabled platform connects recyclable generators like customers, businesses, manufactures , and waste collectors with the demand from a network of recyclers, who are facing a shortage of reliable supply in this
By SAMEER JOSHI, PHD
primarily informal industry.With solutions for efficient segregation, sourcing, pricing & supply of recyclables we are reducing the need for landfills and incinerators because when materials are recycled, less waste is sent to disposal facilities. Recykal is taking action to change the future of recyclables and humanity.
The impact has been such o 200 Waste pickers formalized. o 300 Business and 400,000
consumers, responsibly discarding recyclables.
o 50 Recyclers have access to sourcing and price discovery technology.
Brands like Big Basket, Metro, Walmart, Aditya Birla Retail, Accor Group utilize digital platform.
The features of the company :
Our one-of-its-kind recyclables Transaction Exchange
exchange platform brings visibility to the availability of recyclables and enables the generators and consumers of these recyclables to interact and transact.
Recycal has multiple drop points spread evenly across different cities to make sure that the inflow and outflow of recyclables happen efficiently and seamlessly.Reliability is the key. Schedule a doorstep pickup request at your convenience and stay assured that we will be there. Focus on things more important and leave your recycling hassles for us to handle.All queries resolved quickly with
Drop Points
efficient, customer-centric team of professionals. If the case is urgent, they promise to give you a one-on-one service .They also do awareness and exchange programs to recycle better." RecyKal gives full transparency so
you can see exactly what transactions occurred with line item audits of all invoices. . No settlements happen unless they get a written surety of a successful t r a n s a c t i o n b e t w e e n t h e connected parties
" They give real time updates on the availability and need of recyclables in the market. The data science driven pricing algorithmic engine
Market Intelligence
takes into account the latest market trends and gives best prices for the recyclables
They help to enhance brand image by getting comprehensive sustainability reports and compliance certificates. They give detailed metrics on all the waste you've recycled and make sure you are in full compliance with government regulations and recycling ordinance.
In the days to come Recycling will certainly take new shape on the digital platform and make a difference in how waste is managed
Compliance & Reporting
A Hyderabad based start up Recykal.com is doing things a little differently. This is a one and half year old company.They are India's first cloud based technology platform where recyclers and generators can transact with each other to accelerate India's transition to circular economy for a better TOMORROWRecycling industry in India is dependent on the unorganized sector making it a troublesome process, hence loss of such a huge opportunity. Experts predict this Industry to be worth US100B$ in 2020. Some of the challenges are: Industry dominated by informal syndicates, Lack of professionalism, No pricing transparency, Lack of proper channels for recycling, No incentives for segregation, No visibility in the availability of recyclables, complete cash transactions. This is a Young Indian Digital StartUp enthusiasts poised to disrupt the Recycling Industry and contribute to Swachh Bharat. Mentored by Serial entrepreneurs with over 18 years of
A Digital Startup using cloud based technology
to formalize Indian Recycling Industry.
tech platforms Recykal is trying to create widespread disruption in Indian Recycling Industry by using technology. It connects the generators of recyclables with recyclers by using technology. Thereby ensuring responsible disposal with traceability and transparency. o Formalizing the waste pickers
with digital payments and facilities like Atal Pension Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima yojana
o Facilitating digital awareness, take-back programs & EPR target fulfillment for Brands
o Enabl ing and incent iv iz ing Businesses and Consumers to responsibly discard recyclables
o Pricing and material visibility for recyclers with traceability and transparency
The a s se t - l i gh t , c loud based technology-enabled platform connects recyclable generators like customers, businesses, manufactures , and waste collectors with the demand from a network of recyclers, who are facing a shortage of reliable supply in this
By SAMEER JOSHI, PHD
primarily informal industry.With solutions for efficient segregation, sourcing, pricing & supply of recyclables we are reducing the need for landfills and incinerators because when materials are recycled, less waste is sent to disposal facilities. Recykal is taking action to change the future of recyclables and humanity.
The impact has been such o 200 Waste pickers formalized. o 300 Business and 400,000
consumers, responsibly discarding recyclables.
o 50 Recyclers have access to sourcing and price discovery technology.
Brands like Big Basket, Metro, Walmart, Aditya Birla Retail, Accor Group utilize digital platform.
The features of the company :
Our one-of-its-kind recyclables Transaction Exchange
exchange platform brings visibility to the availability of recyclables and enables the generators and consumers of these recyclables to interact and transact.
Recycal has multiple drop points spread evenly across different cities to make sure that the inflow and outflow of recyclables happen efficiently and seamlessly.Reliability is the key. Schedule a doorstep pickup request at your convenience and stay assured that we will be there. Focus on things more important and leave your recycling hassles for us to handle.All queries resolved quickly with
Drop Points
efficient, customer-centric team of professionals. If the case is urgent, they promise to give you a one-on-one service .They also do awareness and exchange programs to recycle better." RecyKal gives full transparency so
you can see exactly what transactions occurred with line item audits of all invoices. . No settlements happen unless they get a written surety of a successful t r a n s a c t i o n b e t w e e n t h e connected parties
" They give real time updates on the availability and need of recyclables in the market. The data science driven pricing algorithmic engine
Market Intelligence
takes into account the latest market trends and gives best prices for the recyclables
They help to enhance brand image by getting comprehensive sustainability reports and compliance certificates. They give detailed metrics on all the waste you've recycled and make sure you are in full compliance with government regulations and recycling ordinance.
In the days to come Recycling will certainly take new shape on the digital platform and make a difference in how waste is managed
Compliance & Reporting
am extremely happy this time Hyderabad got an opportunity to conduct IPLEX 2018 event. IPLEX 2018 is gaining importance in Southern part of India. This will help Plastic Industry and Business got benefited to a great extent.
I congratulate the IPLEX 2018 team for their untiring efforts for making it a mega event that benefits entrepreneurs of all scales, - small, medium and large scale in plastic industry.
Plastics are the most popular choice for young entrepreneurs venturing into industrial activity.
Telangana and Andhra Pradesh States are drawing much attention & huge investmentsdue to most liberal, proactive, industry friendly policies of the respective governments. The progressive scenario surely gives a reason for IPLEX-18 to be at Hyderabad during August 2018.
Today, imagining a world without plastics is nearly impossible. Plastics are increasingly used across the economy, serving as a key enabler for sectors as diverse as packaging, construction, transportation, healthcare and electronics. Plastics now make up roughly 15% of a car by weight and about 50% of the Boeing Dream liner. Plastics have brought massive economic benefits to these sectors, thanks to their combination of low cost, versatility, durability and high strengthto-weight ratio. The success of plastics is reflected in the exponential growth in their production.
Today nearly everyone, everywhere, every day comes into contact with plastics - especially plastic packaging.
Thus, Plastics have become workhorse material of the modern economy. Their popularity has kept the industry growing for 50 years; with global production surging from 15 million metric tons in 1964 to 311 million metric tons in 2014and is projected to double to more than 600 million metric tons in the next 20 years. That means, their use has increased twenty-fold in the past half-century and is expected to double again in the next 20 years.
Due to their sheer pervasiveness and scale, some sectors are facing questions as to the direction they should take. This is particularly the case for plastics, which have tangible and substantial benefits, but whose drawbacks are significant, long-term and too obvious to ignore. All of us here are aware of how the NGOs, Governments, people's welfare groups and individuals are campaigning against Plastics and the imposition of ban on single use plastic items.
Single use plastic packaging product that represents 25% of total volume of plastics and around 95% of the value of plastic packaging material is lost to the economy. And while it's intended useful life is typically less than a year, the material lives on for centuries.
The cost of such after-use externalities for plastic packaging, plus the cost associated with greenhouse gas emissions from its production, is conservatively estimated at USD 40 billion annually - exceeding the plastic packaging industry's profit pool.
As the responsible citizens, it is our duty to develop a New Plastics Economy with innovative solutions that minimises the adverse impact of plastic usage. I appeal to the organizers of IPLEX and all the stake holders to work towards this goal - that is to preserve the environment while creating a New Plastics economy. Concrete and game-changing steps have to be taken by us to achieve the future we want.
Plastic packaging not only delivers direct economic benefits, but can also contribute to increased levels of resource productivity - for instance, plastic packaging can reduce food waste by extending shelf life and can reduce fuel consumption for transportation by bringing packaging weight down.
Given plastic packaging's many benefits, both the likelihood and desirability of an across-the-board drastic reduction in the volume of plastic packaging used is
Address of
IPP, FTAPCCIGuest of Honour IPLEX '18 Launchat Hyderabad
Sri Gowra Srinivas
clearly low. The solution is not banning the plastics but creating an effective after-use plastics economy is the cornerstone of the New Plastics Economy and its first priority.
The countries of the world need to establish a cross-value chain dialogue mechanism and develop a Global Plastics Protocol to set direction on the redesign and convergence of materials and formats.
When the government put in place afteruse systems firmly, it substantially improves collection, sorting and reprocessing yields.
Since I am also into the plastics business and as a responsible citizen, I would like to suggest few action points for the government to take up that benefits the people and the government without adversely impacting the industry: " The efforts that are made by governments, NGOs and
people to date to reduce the environmental impact are highly fragmented and sub-scale. There is a need for urgent action to move the industry into a positive zone. Plastics are irreplaceable and hence the solution is to reduce the economic cost of environmental impact.
" This can be achieved by creating an effective after-use plastics economy. This involves reducing the cost ofrecycling; increasing the quantum of products recycled/ reused, and controlled biodegradation for targeted applications.
" Strict measures are to be implemented to drastically reduce leakage of plastics into natural systems such as rivers, oceans and water bodies and other negative externalities.
With today's designs, technologies, and systems, these actions can be realized. For example, one recent study found that 53 percent of plastic packaging in Europe could today be recycled "eco-efficiently."
In overcoming the drawbacks of plastics, an opportunity beckons.
I hope the IPLEX 2018 will pave the way to spark a wave of innovation and to move the plastics value chain into a positive spiral.
On behalf of Federation of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry and on my behalf I wish IPLEX a great success.
New members
are welcome
to join TAAPMA
during the
Golden Jubilee Year
Contact:
Tel : 040-23203191 & 040-23204211Email : [email protected]
TAAPMA Office
B. Ashok BhargavaMembership Committee Chairman
I
am extremely happy this time Hyderabad got an opportunity to conduct IPLEX 2018 event. IPLEX 2018 is gaining importance in Southern part of India. This will help Plastic Industry and Business got benefited to a great extent.
I congratulate the IPLEX 2018 team for their untiring efforts for making it a mega event that benefits entrepreneurs of all scales, - small, medium and large scale in plastic industry.
Plastics are the most popular choice for young entrepreneurs venturing into industrial activity.
Telangana and Andhra Pradesh States are drawing much attention & huge investmentsdue to most liberal, proactive, industry friendly policies of the respective governments. The progressive scenario surely gives a reason for IPLEX-18 to be at Hyderabad during August 2018.
Today, imagining a world without plastics is nearly impossible. Plastics are increasingly used across the economy, serving as a key enabler for sectors as diverse as packaging, construction, transportation, healthcare and electronics. Plastics now make up roughly 15% of a car by weight and about 50% of the Boeing Dream liner. Plastics have brought massive economic benefits to these sectors, thanks to their combination of low cost, versatility, durability and high strengthto-weight ratio. The success of plastics is reflected in the exponential growth in their production.
Today nearly everyone, everywhere, every day comes into contact with plastics - especially plastic packaging.
Thus, Plastics have become workhorse material of the modern economy. Their popularity has kept the industry growing for 50 years; with global production surging from 15 million metric tons in 1964 to 311 million metric tons in 2014and is projected to double to more than 600 million metric tons in the next 20 years. That means, their use has increased twenty-fold in the past half-century and is expected to double again in the next 20 years.
Due to their sheer pervasiveness and scale, some sectors are facing questions as to the direction they should take. This is particularly the case for plastics, which have tangible and substantial benefits, but whose drawbacks are significant, long-term and too obvious to ignore. All of us here are aware of how the NGOs, Governments, people's welfare groups and individuals are campaigning against Plastics and the imposition of ban on single use plastic items.
Single use plastic packaging product that represents 25% of total volume of plastics and around 95% of the value of plastic packaging material is lost to the economy. And while it's intended useful life is typically less than a year, the material lives on for centuries.
The cost of such after-use externalities for plastic packaging, plus the cost associated with greenhouse gas emissions from its production, is conservatively estimated at USD 40 billion annually - exceeding the plastic packaging industry's profit pool.
As the responsible citizens, it is our duty to develop a New Plastics Economy with innovative solutions that minimises the adverse impact of plastic usage. I appeal to the organizers of IPLEX and all the stake holders to work towards this goal - that is to preserve the environment while creating a New Plastics economy. Concrete and game-changing steps have to be taken by us to achieve the future we want.
Plastic packaging not only delivers direct economic benefits, but can also contribute to increased levels of resource productivity - for instance, plastic packaging can reduce food waste by extending shelf life and can reduce fuel consumption for transportation by bringing packaging weight down.
Given plastic packaging's many benefits, both the likelihood and desirability of an across-the-board drastic reduction in the volume of plastic packaging used is
Address of
IPP, FTAPCCIGuest of Honour IPLEX '18 Launchat Hyderabad
Sri Gowra Srinivas
clearly low. The solution is not banning the plastics but creating an effective after-use plastics economy is the cornerstone of the New Plastics Economy and its first priority.
The countries of the world need to establish a cross-value chain dialogue mechanism and develop a Global Plastics Protocol to set direction on the redesign and convergence of materials and formats.
When the government put in place afteruse systems firmly, it substantially improves collection, sorting and reprocessing yields.
Since I am also into the plastics business and as a responsible citizen, I would like to suggest few action points for the government to take up that benefits the people and the government without adversely impacting the industry: " The efforts that are made by governments, NGOs and
people to date to reduce the environmental impact are highly fragmented and sub-scale. There is a need for urgent action to move the industry into a positive zone. Plastics are irreplaceable and hence the solution is to reduce the economic cost of environmental impact.
" This can be achieved by creating an effective after-use plastics economy. This involves reducing the cost ofrecycling; increasing the quantum of products recycled/ reused, and controlled biodegradation for targeted applications.
" Strict measures are to be implemented to drastically reduce leakage of plastics into natural systems such as rivers, oceans and water bodies and other negative externalities.
With today's designs, technologies, and systems, these actions can be realized. For example, one recent study found that 53 percent of plastic packaging in Europe could today be recycled "eco-efficiently."
In overcoming the drawbacks of plastics, an opportunity beckons.
I hope the IPLEX 2018 will pave the way to spark a wave of innovation and to move the plastics value chain into a positive spiral.
On behalf of Federation of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry and on my behalf I wish IPLEX a great success.
New members
are welcome
to join TAAPMA
during the
Golden Jubilee Year
Contact:
Tel : 040-23203191 & 040-23204211Email : [email protected]
TAAPMA Office
B. Ashok BhargavaMembership Committee Chairman
I
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GLIMPSES OF IPLEX '18 LAUNCH FUNCTION AT HYDERABAD
GLIMPSES OF IPLEX '18 LAUNCH FUNCTION AT HYDERABAD
ARHAM POLYMERSPlot No. 10C, Survey No. 79, Phase 4,IDA, Jeedimetla, Hyderabad 500055
Arvind Bothra
Babulal BothraProprietor
Proprietor9392292928
8688554268
Reprocessed PlasticGranules of ABS, HIPS,
Nylon PC Etc.
RAKSHAN POLYMERS PRIVATE LTDPlot No.2-158/12, Survey No.34, Main Road, Suraram JeedimetlaHyderabad 500055
Gopi Krishna Vysyaraju
Chandrasekhar Thruvapati
Director
Director
9393836343
8886677442
Reprocessing ofP.P. Granuels from
Plant Waste Woven Sacks
GSP PLASTICSVallamphad (V) Karimnagar,Telangana 505001
Jyothirmai
SatishProprietor
9390041555
9885890898
Manufacturers ofPlastic Junction Boxes
and other Electrical Items
Name & Address of the Member Representative Ph.No. Line of Activity
New MembersWelcome
New MembersWelcome
MAX INDUSTRIESPlot No. 138, Sy No.26, IDAKattedan, Hyderabad 500077
N. Kanakadri
K. Kranthi ReddyPartner
Partner
9963913456
9849316834
Manufacturers ofWashing Machine
Aircooler and LED TV
SMRITHI INDUSTRIESPlot No.90, Shed No.28, Industrial Development Area, 5,Chelapally, Medchal Malkajgiri
S. ThyagarajGeneral Manager 8019994545
Manufacturers ofHome Appliances
MANI TECHPLAST INDUSTRIESPlot No.511, GNR Harmony Apts, Pillar No.125, Radhakrishna Nagar,Attapur, Hyderabad 500048
Gaurav Jeet SinghProprietor 7035777771
Manufacturers ofPlastic Spools andJewellery Boxes
SRI VANI PLASTICH.No. 15-7-599, Indira Nivas Complex, Begumbazar, Hyderabad 500012
SrinivasProprietor 984928771
Traders of LD CarryBags
CHILTON REFRIGERATION PVT. LTD.#203, 2nd Floor, GS TowersHimayatnagar, Hyderabad 500029
Chil Prakash
Mansoor ShaikManaging Director
Marketing Engineer for AP & TS
9539398901Auxiliary
Equipments
UMANG POLYMERSH.No. 16-4-119, Srinivas Nagar,Near Satya Sai Mandir, Sivenagar,Warangal 506002
Thota PrasadProprietor
9849159966
9989247703
Manufacturers ofDisposable
Glasses and Cups
ELECTRONICA PLASTIC MACHINES LTDH.No. 124, SBI Colony, Gandhinagar,Hyderabad 500080
Anil Kumar GeraSr. Engineer-Sales 9390567909
Manufacturers ofMachinery / Auxiliary
Equipments
SADHI MACHINERY PLASTIC PRODUCT149/2, Mahadev Estate-1, Near Ramol Police Station CTM,Ahmedabad
Paresh PatelManaging Director 9898390671
Plastic Blow MouldingMachinery
Name & Address of the Member Representative Ph.No. Line of Activity
ARHAM POLYMERSPlot No. 10C, Survey No. 79, Phase 4,IDA, Jeedimetla, Hyderabad 500055
Arvind Bothra
Babulal BothraProprietor
Proprietor9392292928
8688554268
Reprocessed PlasticGranules of ABS, HIPS,
Nylon PC Etc.
RAKSHAN POLYMERS PRIVATE LTDPlot No.2-158/12, Survey No.34, Main Road, Suraram JeedimetlaHyderabad 500055
Gopi Krishna Vysyaraju
Chandrasekhar Thruvapati
Director
Director
9393836343
8886677442
Reprocessing ofP.P. Granuels from
Plant Waste Woven Sacks
GSP PLASTICSVallamphad (V) Karimnagar,Telangana 505001
Jyothirmai
SatishProprietor
9390041555
9885890898
Manufacturers ofPlastic Junction Boxes
and other Electrical Items
Name & Address of the Member Representative Ph.No. Line of Activity
New MembersWelcome
New MembersWelcome
MAX INDUSTRIESPlot No. 138, Sy No.26, IDAKattedan, Hyderabad 500077
N. Kanakadri
K. Kranthi ReddyPartner
Partner
9963913456
9849316834
Manufacturers ofWashing Machine
Aircooler and LED TV
SMRITHI INDUSTRIESPlot No.90, Shed No.28, Industrial Development Area, 5,Chelapally, Medchal Malkajgiri
S. ThyagarajGeneral Manager 8019994545
Manufacturers ofHome Appliances
MANI TECHPLAST INDUSTRIESPlot No.511, GNR Harmony Apts, Pillar No.125, Radhakrishna Nagar,Attapur, Hyderabad 500048
Gaurav Jeet SinghProprietor 7035777771
Manufacturers ofPlastic Spools andJewellery Boxes
SRI VANI PLASTICH.No. 15-7-599, Indira Nivas Complex, Begumbazar, Hyderabad 500012
SrinivasProprietor 984928771
Traders of LD CarryBags
CHILTON REFRIGERATION PVT. LTD.#203, 2nd Floor, GS TowersHimayatnagar, Hyderabad 500029
Chil Prakash
Mansoor ShaikManaging Director
Marketing Engineer for AP & TS
9539398901Auxiliary
Equipments
UMANG POLYMERSH.No. 16-4-119, Srinivas Nagar,Near Satya Sai Mandir, Sivenagar,Warangal 506002
Thota PrasadProprietor
9849159966
9989247703
Manufacturers ofDisposable
Glasses and Cups
ELECTRONICA PLASTIC MACHINES LTDH.No. 124, SBI Colony, Gandhinagar,Hyderabad 500080
Anil Kumar GeraSr. Engineer-Sales 9390567909
Manufacturers ofMachinery / Auxiliary
Equipments
SADHI MACHINERY PLASTIC PRODUCT149/2, Mahadev Estate-1, Near Ramol Police Station CTM,Ahmedabad
Paresh PatelManaging Director 9898390671
Plastic Blow MouldingMachinery
Name & Address of the Member Representative Ph.No. Line of Activity
PLASTIC RECYCLE AWARENESS PROJECT CONDUCTED AT GANESH NIMMAJANAM VENUE
Zonal Commissioner, GHMC Sri Musharaff Farooqui, IAS inaugurated Awareness Project
Zonal Commissioner, GHMC Sri Musharaff Farooqui, IAS inaugurated Awareness Project
PLASTIC RECYCLE AWARENESS PROJECT CONDUCTED AT GANESH NIMMAJANAM VENUE
Zonal Commissioner, GHMC Sri Musharaff Farooqui, IAS inaugurated Awareness Project
Zonal Commissioner, GHMC Sri Musharaff Farooqui, IAS inaugurated Awareness Project
PROUD MOMENTS FOR TAAPMASri Meela Jayadev, Past President elected as President of AIPMA and
Sri Anil Reddy Vennam, Past President elected as Vice President-South of AIPMATAAPMA members gathered to welcome them
PROUD MOMENTS FOR TAAPMASri Meela Jayadev, Past President elected as President of AIPMA and
Sri Anil Reddy Vennam, Past President elected as Vice President-South of AIPMATAAPMA members gathered to welcome them
