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Parksons Packaging plant opens
Parksons Packaging, a leading manufacturer and exporter of printed and laminated folding cartons, on Friday inaugurated a new folding carton plant in Sri City in Chittoor district.
Hyderabad: Parksons Packaging, a leading manufacturer and exporter of printed and laminated folding cartons, on Friday inaugurated a new folding carton plant in Sri City in Chittoor district.
Ramesh Kejriwal, the company’s Chairman along with Jean Pacal Bobst, CEO, Bobst Group, Stephen Plenz, Head, Equipment Div of Heidelberg group, inaugurated the plant.
Bobst, world’s leading suppliers of equipment and services to packaging and label manufacturers, and Heidelberg, a German manufacturer of precision offset printers, are the technical partners of Parksons.
Ramesh Kejriwal said that their strategy was to continuously expand their geographical reach and maintained that Sri City plant inauguration makes Parksons a confluence (sangam) of West, North and South, as they have units in these regions of the country.
“Parksons Packaging being one of the leading packaging solutions providers in the country, focusing on constantly driving innovation, it is preferred across the industries in different sectors.
We are confident that its presence creates a symbiotic ecosystem in Sri City, which is the home for food processing and beverage industries, FMCGs and other manufacturing industries,” said Ravindra Sannareddy, Managing Director, Sri City said.
