Author: Shariar Fahim

  The PlastIndia Foundation launched a nationwide upskilling campaign aimed at training 50,000 youths in plastic processing and mold design over the next two years.  

  At AutoPlast India, the focus was on lightweight composites and EV-friendly plastics, underlining the growing role of injection molding in future mobility solutions.

  Plastic Tech India introduced a dedicated space for startups, where young innovators showcased rapid prototyping solutions, 3D-printed molds, and new material blends.

  Major international players, including Engel, Arburg, and Haitian, announced expansion plans in India during the PlastVision Fair, citing rising demand and skilled talent.

  At the Gujarat Plastic Expo, smart mold-making tools using AI and IoT integration were demonstrated live, marking a leap in precision tooling for the Indian market.

  Sustainability stole the spotlight at PlastIndia, with several companies unveiling bio-based polymers and eco-friendly alternatives that signal a major shift toward greener solutions.