AMULYA MICA Opens Design Studio At Bhatinda

AMULYA MICA has opened a Design Studio at Bhatinda, Punjab in association with Jindal Plywood Gallery on September 26, 2018. The gallery was opened by Amulya Mica’s MD Mr. Rakesh Agarwal in presence of entire Punjab sales Team and other dignitaries. The Amulya mica team at greeted the delegates and the company thanked them for gracing the occasion with their able presence.

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Advance Emporio Zero Finish Textures Attracts Many

Advance Decorative Laminates Pvt Ltd unveiled its second edition of Advance Emporio series 1mm laminates in market. The Zero Finished texture of this edition was liked by many retailers-dealers as per market reports. Everyone loved and appreciated the folder’s presentation concept and the new textures and colours. The ZERO FINISH laminate texture is the matter of discussion among entire dealers – retailers pan India. “This new ZERO FINISH texture perfectly matches with actual veneer look and feel. It is neither matt nor gloss, you can't differentiate it with real veneer,” said Mr Rajat Salhotra, CEO of the company.

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Raw Material Prices Will Be Relatively Higher, Volatile

The plywood, Laminate and PVC board industry is about to witness volatile prices of raw material, largely tilted on higher side compared to 2019 levels. The raw material prices offered deep comfort to manufacturers otherwise more of the plants would have fallen to sick category. During 2020, phenol prices are anticipated to be the biggest disruptor which will impact laminate as well as plywood industry to the most. The anti-dumping duty, safe-guard duty, BIS role and global disturbances are the key factors that will influence phenol prices during 2020.

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Eurobond Partners Euramax - Brings An Unmatched Quality ACP

Eurobond has collaborated with EURAMAX - a European leading coil making company and introduced an unmatched quality of ACP with unparallel designs, exciting new colours and textures. Euramax has manufacturing plants at London and Netherlands. The product has launched in the country with the brand name of ‘Eurobond’ in collaboration with Euramax.

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Green Ply Launches Green Club Plus 700: The First-Of-Itskind Zero Emission Plywood In India

Championing the cause for interior and exterior plywood for healthy homes, plywood major - Greenply Industries Limited, launched all new Green Club Plus Seven Hundred, a first-of-its-kind zero emission plywood in India, a unique product with a brand promise to provide healthy homes with superior strength, with no undulation and 7 times money back guarantee on manufacturing defects. The emission-free plywood used for making furniture, partitions, paneling, false ceilings and other interior applications conforms to E0 grade emission standards.

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Gujarat To Have More Particle Board Plants in 2020

The state of Gujarat has been pioneer in few areas of manufacturing e.g HPL, PVC boards, Adhesives, ACP, Sawn timber and Tiles and Sanitary. The wood particle board industry of Gujarat also figures as a major share holder in the country. With more than two dozen lines producing particle board, the installed production capacity has crossed to 3500 cubic meters per day in this region, among them the most of the plants having 4 feet sizes boards manufacturing facilities, with a few with six feet board sizes.

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American Hardwood Imports Grew In India

According to the latest statistics, U.S. hardwood lumber shipped to India from January to August of this year increased by 196 percent in volume to 2,842 cubic meters and by 96 percent in value to USD 1.65 million. Close to a third of the volume shipped during this period was accounted for by red oak, which was not shipped to India at all in 2018. Significant increases were also seen in the volume and value of exports of American walnut (88 percent and 117 percent), white oak (14 percent and 44 percent), hickory (131 percent and 42 percent) and maple (39 percent and 32 percent). In addition, the total value of U.S. hardwood veneers exported to India for the same time period was USD 2.94 million - up by 19 percent in comparison to 2018.

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