In Pictures: The growth and growth of print in Gujarat

Jatin Udeshi (l) with his son Harsh (r) and Akshat Pardiwala of Nippon Color, with India’s second Cron HDI-1600H+ kit

Asgar and his son Latif Sanchawala of Progressive Printing Press have installed their fourth Ryobi press

Birju Talati of Metro Plus says, “As a printer, the solution is to focus on quality. Enhanced productivity and cutting-edge technology is the answer.”

(l-r) Nirav Patel with his partner Tarun Patel of Madhavi Offset, has shifted his operations to a new facility in Surat to become a one-stop solution provider

Jitendra Kalani, co-founder, Kagaz Press, is not only a top-quality printer but also a CA and CFA

Next destination, a print visit to Ahmedabad

Taral Shroff, director, Shreejee Corporation/Pradeep Shroff & Co, has added two new consumables from marks.3zet and SunShine Paper Company, to its product portfolio

Manish and Aarjav Hansoti of S Kumar, which specialises in variable data printing jobs

Mayur Shah of Printec, an industry veteran who manages Meiji range of blankets in Ahmedabad

Hemant Kothari, proprietor, Paras Graphics, a major consumable supplier in Ahmedabad

(l-r) Manish and Minesh Patel of Shreedhar Labels with Lombardi Synchroline narrow-web printing press

The bible, the most printed book of all time, at Shreedhar Labels' office

Sanket Todi, director, Krishna Creations, with the new Heidelberg Suprasetter

A collection of flexible packaging jobs at Krishna Creations’ office

Team Print Vision with the new RMGT press

Print Vision’s new plant in Piplaj, Ahmedabad

Vaishal Thakore of Creative Printers has invested in a new facility at Changodar, Ahmedabad. Thakore along with his son-in-law Raj Mehta and daughter Pooja Raj Mehta manage Creative's packaging business

A collection of Gujarati magazines, books and newspapers, at a bookstore in Ahmedabad

The Noel D’Cuha Sunday Column – extends its roots in the city of Gujarat – featured in Gujarat’s only magazine for print, Printing Samachar

The signature dish of Ahmedabad. We bought some daal-wada "khiru" from Ambica daal-wada centre (Commerce college six roads). PrintWeek India verdict: Yummy!