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Konica Minolta showcases industrial printing technology at ProPak India 2019

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Konica Minolta showcases industrial printing technology at ProPak India 2019

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Underlining its strong technological and market leadership in the country’s print and printing industry, Konica Minolta India has participated at the recently-concluded ProPak India 2019. The second edition of the flagship event, which took place at Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai between 22 and 24 October, saw Konica Minolta showcase innovative packaging and label samples created with its advanced industrial printers.

At the event, the company once again highlighted its clear technological leadership and the differentiation that it delivers to all industry stakeholders. Konica Minolta also demonstrated how its industrial printers can help customers cater to new-age print jobs to optimize their profitability, productivity, and business output.

ProPak India is a premier international processing and packaging event that provides the perfect platform to connect international suppliers and OEM brands with regional buyers. Through this, the event aims to accelerate the demand for innovative printing solutions across industries such as food and beverages, personal care and hygiene, industrial goods, e-commerce, cosmetic and pharma in the Indian market.

Speaking at the event, Vijay Kamat, national product manager – industrial print, Konica Minolta Business Solutions, said, “Changing customer sensibilities and the growing shift towards personalization are driving the demand for new-age print jobs in India. Konica Minolta’s range of industrial printers is aimed at addressing this lucrative market opportunity and industry events such as ProPak India provide us with the perfect platform to showcase the differentiation that our products can deliver. The response that we have received is extremely encouraging and motivates us to continue highlighting how our innovative offerings can help businesses across industries fulfill their evolving print requirements for better business outcomes.”

Dev Kumar Dutta
Dev Kumar Dutta
Dev Kumar Dutta is senior associate editor at The Packman. He joined The Packman in 2018 and comes with extensive print journalism experience.

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