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                                                                                    Representation on Relaxation

                                                                                    for exporters under MSME
                                                                                    provision  pertaining to timely
                                                                                    receipt of payments submitted by
                                                                                    Mr. Dileep Baid, Chairman, EPCH to
                                                                                    Shri Ghanshyam Ojha, All India
                                                                                    President, Laghu Udyog Bharti; and
                                                                                    Shri Om Prakash Gupta, All India
                                                                                    General Secretary, Laghu Udyog
                                                                                    Bharti at the India Expo Centre &
                                                                                    Mart on 7th February 2024. Also
            present were Mr. Avdesh Agarwal, General Secretary-MHEA; Mr. Girish Agarwal, Member COA, EPCH; Mr. Lekhraj
            Maheshwari, Mr. Arjun Ranga, Mr. Bishnoi, prominent member exporters; Mr. R. K. Verma, Executive Director, EPCH;
            and Mr. Rajesh Rawat Addl. Executive Director, EPCH.



                                                                     Over the years, the need for packaging has changed from
           Innovative Packaging Strategies
                                                                  simply being transit-worthy for wholesale of products to being
               Some companies have simultaneously increased sales, cut  aesthetically pleasing and attractive to cater to needs of
           costs, and reduced carbon emissions. Their secret - closer attention  customers. Then comes, the need of EPR or 'Extended Producers
           to design and packaging.                               Responsibility' that concerns the contribution of the producer of

               Packaging of a product does not merely serve the purpose  a product to recycle the materials they use in their products and
           of packing a product anymore; rather it is a dynamic, multifaceted  packaging. The final aspect of packaging encompasses marking
           tool of marketing that should be strategically dealt with. Packaging  and labelling of a product on its package.
           of a product would fulfil its potential only if it has a unique design  EPCH had set up a ‘Packaging Booth’ with its  packaging
           concept, is sustainable, is aesthetically pleasing and is acceptable  consultant at IHGF Delhi Fair-Spring 2024. Exhibitors and visitors
           by the buyers. It is no longer an art, but includes science and  could learn about latest and strategic developments in packaging.
           technology too as it has become a tool for
           marketing products, says global packaging
           consultant, Dr. Madhab Chakraborty.

               The most effective packaging is easy to open
           & close, protects the product well from any type of
           damage and allows it to get a good sleep at night.
           Practical aspects of packaging focus on the 4
           challenges faced by exporters: 1. To design
           Sustainable packaging, 2. Packaging should be
           economical, 3. The Face of the package must be
           attractive and 4. Waste management or Carbon
           footprint management. Besides, the ratio of the
           pricing of a product and pricing of the packaging
           must be maintained.

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