Jessica Gong, marketing communication executive, Edale said, “This year we won’t be displaying our machines physically. But, we plan on displaying a wide range of printed samples and literature, as well as video footage of the machines.”
Edale concede that labels are still a large chunk of their market; they have also shifted their attention towards the production of pre-paid telecom scratch card solutions. They have also noticed a positive trend in machine requirements over recent years; specifically within the flexible packaging and carton markets.
Gong added, “We expect a huge footfall at this year’s LabelExpo as has been the case in its previous edition. With the help of our Indian agent we are looking to get the Edale brand recognised throughout India and the surrounding areas, and hope to continue to create sales within this country.”
Gong added, “We expect a huge footfall at this year’s LabelExpo as has been the case in its previous edition. With the help of our Indian agent we are looking to get the Edale brand recognised throughout India and the surrounding areas, and hope to continue to create sales within this country.”