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Mahakumbh 2025 and Trade

Mahakumbh 2025: A Spiritual Gathering Powering an INR 4 Lakh Crore Economy. The event is for 45 days in Haridwar and Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. Mahakumbh 2025 isn’t just a spiritual gathering—it’s an economic powerhouse fueling growth across industries, from hospitality to grassroots entrepreneurship. Dive into how faith meets finance in this extraordinary event. This event… Read More »

Towards Viksit Bharat

What Are Non-Woven Fabrics? Non-woven fabrics are engineered materials made by bonding fibers together through chemical, mechanical, heat, or solvent treatments, rather than weaving or knitting. This process creates a fabric with unique properties, such as high absorbency, durability, and cost-effectiveness, making it ideal for single-use medical products. Why Non-Woven Fabrics for Medical Disposables? Hygiene… Read More »

Transforming the Food Industry with Disposable Products

In today’s fast-paced world, disposable products have become indispensable in the food industry. From eco-friendly tableware and biodegradable packaging to hygienic gloves and straws, these products ensure convenience, safety, and sustainability across the global food value chain. With the rise of food delivery services, quick-service restaurants, and a growing focus on hygiene, the global disposable… Read More »

World Food Trends & Exports from India

Food habits worldwide have undergone significant transformations in recent decades, influenced by cultural traditions, health awareness, environmental concerns, and ethical considerations. Among these evolving patterns, vegetarian and vegan diets have emerged as prominent lifestyles, shaping the global discourse on food sustainability and nutrition. While one-fourth of the world has adopted vegetarian or vegan foods, where… Read More »

The Economic Power of Festivities: Opportunities for Indian Exporters in 2025

The Indian market for Christmas and New Year celebrations is a rapidly growing sector that spans multiple industries, including retail, food, drinks, tourism, and e-commerce. The market is worth tens of thousands of crores, with significant spending on gifts, parties, drinks, and decorations. While Christmas and New Year are not traditional Indian festivals, their commercial… Read More »