Skypack India exhibits new tube laminates in Dusseldorf

L to R: Naveen Talwar, managing director – marketing with Sandeep Sapra, assistant full general manager – marketing, Skypack Republic of india at interpack stand up

"The new tube laminates that we are promoting here at interpack are non the typical commoditized products. They tin be colored and tin can run on high speed machines; they have a high chemical resistance. A lot of research and development piece of work has gone into this," said Naveen Talwar, director – marketing, Skypack Republic of india. The company stand had visitors from both India and overseas and Talwar called the visitor's participation at interpack worthwhile.

Global ambitions
Skypack is aiming to expand its global marketplace share in developed markets such as The states and Europe as well as in developing regions like Africa. In improver to being at interpack, the company as well participated for the starting time fourth dimension in Pack Expo in Chicago in November 2016.

"Our European footprint is negligible but we are aggressively looking to modify that. At interpack we are too attempting to hire distributors for the European market," said Talwar.

In the Us market, post its Pack Expo participation, Skypack India has enjoyed some initial success. It has acquired two customers and secured a new distributor for the North American market. The company plans to participate again in Pack Expo International to exist held in Chicago in 2018, although information technology is not going to exhibit at Pack Expo Las Vegas later this year.

Talking about the divergence between the European and United states of america markets, Talwar argued that the Usa economy is growing much faster than the European market, which is having an impact on the US packaging market place every bit well. He explained that Indian companies face up severe contest in Europe from flexible packaging exporters in Poland, Turkey and the Czechia, which is not the example when it comes to the United states of america marketplace where Indian companies are at par with other companies from emerging economies.

"Companies from countries like Poland, Turkey and Czech Democracy enjoy a geographical advantage when it comes to serving the European market. In the case of the US marketplace, we are all at par," he said. Skypack India is looking to serve the African marketplace and is planning its participation in exhibitions there as well.

Editors note: Our live coverage of Metpack and interpack by Ron Augustin, Shardul Sharma and Naresh Khanna will appear in the print and eMagazine versions of the June issue of Packaging South Asia dated vii June 2017, which goes to press on xxx May 2017. Editorial inputs and advertising queries for both web and impress channels tin can be sent to interpackreview@ippgroup.in.

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