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In light of recent developments with the second surge of COVID in India, the organizers of IHGF Delhi Fair have announced an all
VIRTUAL edition to ensure health & safety of its buyers as well as exhibitors. The physical mode of the show thus stands cancelled. Against the backdrop of a second surge of the pandemic and in keeping with the safety of its buyers as a major concern, EPCH - the organizers of IHGF Delhi Fair have decided to stall the enthusiastically planned physical show for May 2021 and opt for the virtual mode. This would continue the sourcing cycle for buyers uninterrupted and capture global opportunities for manufacturers in India. It could be disappointing for the buyers who had pre-registered for the physical show. EPCH assures them of a splendid physical show at the plush India Expo Centre & Mart, in the near future.
The Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (IPAMA) has cleared the deck for the next edition of the postponed PrintPack India exhibition. The 15th edition of the biennial show, originally scheduled from 3-8 February 2021 will now be held from 20 December 2021 at the India India Expo Centre & Mart in Greater Noida, India. The six-day show has however been reduced to a five-day show.
The 15th edition now reduced to a five-day show will begin on 20 December 2021 at India Expo Centre & Mart in Greater Noida, India.
Dayekar Reddy, president of IPAMA, while making the announcement at a virtually conducted press conference on 1 March 2021 said, only today the second phase of vaccination has begun, and we expect 40% of India’s population to be vaccinated by the end of July 2021. “We are hopeful that the two shots of hope will secure a majority of our population against the virus, which has had an adverse impact on the Indian ind