Tuesday, 19 May 2015

Paper Industry in India – Growth Drivers



India’s paper industry is expected to grow at about 7 percent in the coming years owing to the increased usage of different kinds of paper. Even though India has 15 percent of world’s population, we consume less than 2 percent of the world’s paper. These numbers are set to change with an increased market demand for upstream paper products like tissue papers, paper bags, coated paper etc. Owing to the increased demand, the paper manufacturers and paper suppliers would be needed to invest more on the equipment and facilities. 

There are several other important factors favouring investment in the industry. The first reason would be the advancement of the education sector. India’s literacy rate is on the rise with increased awareness and government focus on education. The expenditure on notebooks and textbooks has increased, providing an opportunity to the paper companies. The increased literacy rate also implies an increase in the readership of newspapers and magazines. 

Another major factor would be the changes in the corporate lifestyle in India. With the opening of the economy, more number of corporations have set up their offices in India. Increase in the employees has many effects, one of them being the increased usage of paper and packaging. The lifestyle changes have generated the demand for upstream paper goods like tissue papers, paper bags etc.
A varied option is available for the paper manufacturers to innovate. The printing industry is growing at an annual compound rate of 16 percent. It is the second largest print market in the world, with a readership base of over 250 million. The printing industry has been one of the foremost customers of the paper suppliers and the relationship is bound to be stronger with the advancement in both industries.

The Indian paper industry is in the fundamental stages of a great revolution and growth, with foreign players collaborating with the Indian paper manufacturers and suppliers leading to higher investments for the improved facilities and latest equipment. It has a potential to generate employment to many people. In conclusion, it can be stated that the paper industry is changing for the good of the paper manufacturers, suppliers and everyone involved with the industry adding to the growth of the country’s economy.

Tuesday, 5 May 2015

Galgo Fine Papers – One stop solution for all your paper needs

Papers can define shapes and display thoughts and as a person the paper needs for you are endless. You need paper for writing, drawing, printing, packaging, record-keeping and what not. Especially, for print creations the finest quality of paper is needed. 

‘Galgo’ is one such name that provides exclusive and intensive fine paper solutions for all kinds of print creation demands. Galgo Fine Papers is a part of the Santosh Group and specializes in supplying the world’s finest quality of papers. It provides a wide range of fine papers for printing as well as indenting of publication grades of paper.


It big aim is to raise the standards of paper and board availability and their usage in India and to become the biggest supplier of world-class paper and products in India and overseas. The group has an extensive client base as well has many international representations. It merchandises all types of fine papers and boards. 

With a well developed and efficient distribution network throughout the country it holds good presence in the Indian fine paper market with Mumbai, Pune, Kolkata, Bangalore and Jaipur being its business centric cities. 

The group has accomplished many international tie-ups and tradings.  The quality of the fine paper provided by the firm is the best and it also has a range of flexible packaging papers for packing of ‘gutkha’. It has high quality packaging and commodity fine papers to offer.

Monday, 4 May 2015

Role of Paper Suppliers and Paper Distributors in the Industry

We use papers in every aspect, but rarely realize the different varieties of papers available at retail stores or online. There is much more to the paper industry than just notebooks or textbooks. From magazines and novels, to design books and catalogs, paper is a commodity in any industry. This makes the paper suppliers and paper distributors an important part of the supply chain. The printers and publishers use different quality of paper for different types of books. 
Even in the notebook segment, the price varies according to the quality, the size and the type of paper.

Owing to these reasons, the paper suppliers have become pioneers in inventing new types of paper. At present, the importance has moved to high quality papers. Designers and copywriters are the main focus in this segment for the paper distributors.  It has been observed that high end books and magazines prioritize the need of the high quality paper from the paper distributors. The quality of the papers also determines the brand image when using products like magazines, catalogs, brochures etc.

Recycled paper has long been incorporated in our daily lives. But, the search for new technologies in recycling paper has been a continuous process. The major paper suppliers have invested significant amounts of money for upgrading the process. A major concern for the paper suppliers across the world is the increasing demand for banning companies linked to deforestation.

Many instances have been identified in the past where multi-million dollar contracts have been cancelled due to allegations. In view of the degrading environment and the responsibility that the companies possess, the investment by the paper suppliers, in terms of time and money, to improve the recycling process has been inevitable.

Monetarily, this investment would ensure the company’s reputation remains high and there would be no massive losses in terms of cancellation of contracts.

Paper suppliers have a huge task ahead in the future where continuous innovation is required in terms of finding new technology for the recycling and improving the quality at the same time. Paper Distributors also form an important part as the agent between the consumers and the suppliers and integrates the whole system.