A customer-centric focus for Sidel at Plastivision India 2013
Switzerland-based Sidel, the global provider of PET solutions for liquid packaging participated at Plastivision India 2013, to come face-to-face with its customers and have a two way dialogue with them on the expectations and requirements in the dynamic Indian packaging industry.
17 Dec 2013 | By Anand Srinivasan
Fournier: "Plastivision is an excellent platform to get to know our customers better"
"In the Indian packaging market, PET is outperforming other packaging products due to the increase in the usage of water and carbonated drinks by 10-25%, said Laurent Fournier, country director and managing director of Sidel India. "Clearly, the stage is set for Sidel to take charge of a new era in the Indian packaging industry," added Fournier.
Sidel, a part of the Tetra-Laval group, opened its facility at Chakan in Pune in 2001 to cater to the growing Indian reception for PET packaging. From then, the company is into manufacturing of low speed filling lines with blowers, Synergy. The approximate production capacity in India achieved by the company is 200 units per year. The company's presence in India is 12 years old with its head office in Gurgaon.
Sidel, a part of the Tetra-Laval group, opened its facility at Chakan in Pune in 2001 to cater to the growing Indian reception for PET packaging. From then, the company is into manufacturing of low speed filling lines with blowers, Synergy. The approximate production capacity in India achieved by the company is 200 units per year. The company's presence in India is 12 years old with its head office in Gurgaon.
The Synergy range built at chakan is currently in operation at 17 countries around the world. Synergy machines are available in 10 different types and was launched in the year 2001.
"Our synergy line has acquired a huge following among customers in India and we view Plastivision as an excellent platform to get to know our customers better and give them a very personalised overview of how we can together meet the dynamic requirements of the industry today," concluded Fournier.
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