The world is facing an unprecedented challenge as the economies everywhere, including India are affected by the growing Covid-19 pandemic. The world is coming together to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic bringing governments, organizations from across industries and sectors and individuals together to help respond to this global outbreak.
Keeping this in mind, Messe Duesseldorf India – powered by Interpack– the world’s largest show for processing and packaging has organized a live and interactive free webinar on “Unlock the Covid 19 impact on processing and packaging industry.” The webinar promises to address how organizations around the world need to come together and find innovative ways to minimize the impact on public health and limit disruptions to economies and supply chains. Similarly, it is essential for the food processing and packaging industry to collaborate and innovate amid the challenging times of Covid-19.
The speakers include Amit Banga, managing director, SB Packaging; Pankaj Poddar, chief executive officer, Cosmo Films; Sribash Dasmohapatra, executive director, The plastic Export Promotion Council; Subodh Gupta, chairman, The Indian Institute of Packaging & director of Triveni Polymers; N C Saha, former director, The Indian Institute of Packaging and chairman of Sectional Committees – Bureau of Indian Standards, Government of India, honorary member – Asian Packaging Federation (APF); Kamal Chopra, general secretary, Offset Printers Association Ludhiana and chief executive officer of Foil Printers Ludhiana; and Ritu Ranade, vice president – Global Sales and Marketing, Bizongo.
The moderator for this webinar session will be Naresh Khanna, editor, Indian Printer and Publisher & Packaging South Asia.
The webinar is scheduled for 27 April 2020, Monday, from 3.30 pm to 5.00 pm IST.
To register yourself for a free webinar, please click here.
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