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40,000 tonne BOPP line for Baroda
Cosmo Films at Plastindia 2012
February 25, 2012 | By Rashmi Bhate
Acclaimed as the first company to start manufacturing BOPP in India, Cosmo has been selling BOPP films for more than 20 years. I met Pankaj Poddar, president of Cosmo Films who seemed pleased with the exhibition and was constantly surrounded by one or two people. The company’s films are used for wet laminating, printing and pouching of labels of soap wraps, over wraps, tape and textiles. Cosmo also produces thermal laminating films for graphic finishing and a few selective valued added films. ...cont´d
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