bi axially oriented poly propylene

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Impo rt Potent ial Analys is on

BOPP Film

(BI AXIALLY ORIENTED POLY PROPYLENE)


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INDEX

Introduction

Production process

Applications

About the plastic film Industry.

Major Indian players

Country of Import

Company profile

SWOT analysis.


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Packaging materials

Glass Paper plastic wood

Plastic Films

PVC Polyester BOPP


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Polyproplene(PP):

-Stretchable.

-Catches odor

- Prone toscratches

-Used for lowquality products

- Melts at hightemperatures


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Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC):

-Stretchable.

-Cannot be used as foodgrade.

- Less shiny.

Polyester:- Not seal able.

- Mainly used in yarn anddecoration.

- Good for Printing purpose.


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Biaxially Oriented Poly

Propylene (BOPP):-Most shiny.

- Does not stretch.

- Moisture barrier- Sealable.

- Food grade.

- Environment friendly.
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H.S CODE: 39219010

BOPP

Biaxially Oriented polypropylene
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BOPP

The biaxially oriented

polypropylene film was

developed in eighties of last

century. It is called the queen o f

packing.

The films are available in

wide varieties ranging from

transparent, white, opaque,

pearl, metallized, coated etc.
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Basic Raw Material used :

Polypropylene

- Resistance to most of thechemical solvents.

- Tasteless and odourless.- Safe for food products.


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Raw material contd..

Polypropylene:

Carbon + Hydrogen

Has neither chlorine nor heavy metals.


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PRODUCTION PROCESS
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Microns

For Print lamination

10 microns

12 microns

14 microns

15 microns


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MicronsFor Packaging

Products

18 microns

20 microns

22 microns

25 60 microns


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Major Line suppliers of BOPPfilm:

i. Bruckner, West Germany

ii. Dornier, West Germany

iii. Marshall Williams, USA

iv. Mitsubishi Heavy

Industries Ltd, Japan

v. Cellier SA, France

V tilit t it


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Overwrap film:

Versatility at itsbest

Application options: Audio cassettes CDs Sleeve-wrap Tea Tray overwrap

Video cassettes
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Tobacco industry Helps retain the flavour ofchoice tobacco

Application options:

Cigaroverwrap

Cigar box overwrap

Cigarette pack overwrap

Cigarette multipack overwrap

Pouches overwrap

F d I d t


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Food Industry The transparent way to reatin freshness

Moisture barrier film

Application options:Tray packs

Toast loaves

Portioned bread Biscuits / Cookies Stackable crisps

Chocolate items


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Print Lamination Optical brilliance for glossy and matt finish

Application options:Book jackets

Brochures/booklets

Carrier bags

Cartons/boxes/packets Catalogues

Labels

Leaflets/pamphlets

Maps Menues

Notebooks


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Important Producers of the world

1.China : 1400,000

2. Far East : 1200,000Thailand and Indonesia

3. Western Europe : 891,000

4. Dubai

Sorce: www.Brueckener.com


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Total consumption of plastic film

Source: Source: www.plasticindiaportal.com (tonnes)

End - use

Sector1998-99 2000-01 2001-02

Biscuits 2928 3221 3543

Confectionery

1037 1244 1493

Processed

Food

49982 64976 84469

Pan Masala 11405 13686 16423

Tea/Coffee 3660 4026 4429

Spices 2624 3017 3470


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End - use

Sector1998-

99

2000-

01

2001-

02

Motor Oil 2196 2416 2657

Pharmaceuticals

8745 10057 11565

Soaps/Detergents

2928 3221 3543

Shampoos 1224 1408 1619

Dry Cells 732 805 886


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Fast growing sectors

0

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

80000

90000

1998-99 2000-01 2001-02

Processed Food

Pan Masala

Pharmaceuticals

Shampoos


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Quiz Time!!

What is the basic raw material used inthe production of BOPP film?


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Bopp film production increase.

Source:plasticindiaportal.com

0

200

400600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

1800

2000

1997 2002 2006(Proj)

China

Far east

S.Korea

India


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Major Indian players in the game

Cosmo Films Ltd.

Flex Industries Ltd.

Max India Ltd.

Jindal Poly films Ltd.


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Cosmo Films Ltd :

Profile: Head Office : New Delhi

Manufacturing plant : Aurangabad

Largest manufacturer of Bopp film in

India

Manufactures only Bopp and all types of

Bopp films.

Turnover: Rs 3153 million


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Flex Industries Ltd.

Profile:

Head office : New Delhi

Manufacturing plant : Noida Products:

Polyester and Bopp

Turover: Rs. 5240 million


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Max India Ltd

Profile :

Head Office : New Delhi Manufacturing plant : Chandigarh

Products:

Manufactures only Bopp film, But not alltypes of microns.

Production of major Indian


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Production of major Indian

Companies source:IPH

Company 2001 2002

Cosmo Films 27600 35700 (TONES)

Flex industries 15000 17000

Jindal -- 11400

Max industries 8000 9000

Others 3600 3600

Total 54200 76700


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Bopps share in Indias Plastic films imports

Source: IPB.

Year Total Plasticimports

Total BOPPimports

Percentage Value (Rs)in crores

2002 43478 2950 6.78 21.24

2001 33430 2360 7.05 18.17

2000 79870 3270 4.1 23.21


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COUNTRY OF IMPORT


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Profile of South Korea: National name: Taehan Min'guk

President: Roh Moo Hyun (2003)

Prime Minister: Goh Kun (2003)

Area: 38,023 sq mi (98,480 sq km)

Population (2003 est.): 48,289,037 Capital and largest cities: Seoul

Other large cities: Pusan,Inchon and Taegu.

Monetary unit: Won Language : Korean

Exports : $ 171.1 billion

Imports: $152.3 billion


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Mr.Chang Hwong, Chairman of SYC


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Samyoung Chemicals Ltd

Established in 1963

Started BOPP production in the year:1984

South Korean . YOUNGchemical developed BOPP FILM

first in KOREA.

Ranked as the top in market share,technology, capacity, service, and quality

in KOREA


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Samyoung Chemicals Ltd

Developed Ultra thin Condensor Film, First

in Korea and fifth in world.

company ranks as third in production of

BOPP condenser film around the world

Turnover : 2880 crores


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Logistics

Port of Loading:I nchon

Port of Unloading: JNPT -Mumbai

Shipping Line: Hanjin ShippingLine(Korean).

Warehouse : Outside The octroilimits. e.g: Vashi, Bhivandi, orVasai.


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Packaging

Jumbo rolls wrapped in Cardboard and

Bubble film.

each of around 200 kgs.

2 Standard core sizes :

3 inches and 6 inches.


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% f D t T f D t T t l (R ) P T (R )


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% of Duty Type of Duty Total (Rs) Per Tonne(Rs)

Cost ( CIF) 752000 75200

25% Custom Duty 188000 18800

16% Excise Duty 150400 15040

0.13% Cess 1363 136.3

4% SAD 43670.52 4367.052

Rs.1.5 per kg Clearing charges 15000 1500

Total cost 1150434 115043.352

10% Profit 115043.4 11504.3352

Selling Price 1265477 126547.6872

12 Containers Annual Profits 1380520


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A twister now !!!

What do you mean by Corona Treatment?


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SWOT Analysis


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Strengths:

Excellent Quality.

Lower prices than the

Indian manufacturers.

No near substitutes. Recyclable.

Supply to small

manufacturers .
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Weakness

1. Non biodegradable.


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Opportunities

The issue of Antidumping dutytowards countries like China,

USA, Thailand etc.

Supply to small manufacturers .

Increasing demand.
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Threat

From the local

manufacturers.

1. Pressurize the

government.2. Their increasing

production.

Government policies.

Other importers.
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Trade fairs

August 03 04.

ARABPLAST Dubai, United Arab EmiratesOrganizer:AL FAJER INFORMATION & SERVICESP.O. Box 11183, Dubai,Tel: +971 4 3377727, Fax: +971 4 3378788E-mail: [email protected]/sqm (raw space): n.a.Previous edition: 2000Exhibitors: 190, Visitors: 4,500

September 10

PLASTIC & RUBBER Surabaya, IndonesiaOrganiser: PT MULTISARANA NIAGA KREASINDOMetro Sunter Plaza Blok A1/14, Sunter Podomoro, Jakarta14350,Tel: +62 21 6511677,Fax: +62 21 6520820Price/sqm (raw space): n.a.Previous edition: 2000Exhibitors: 53, Visitors: 28,457
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Contd. September 18 - 21

PLASTO ISPACK Tel Aviv, IsraelOrganiser: THE ISRAEL TRADEFAIRS AND CONVENTION

CENTER

The Exhibition Gardens, P.O.Box

21075,

Tel: Aviv 61210,Tel: +972 3 6404480, Fax: +972 36404494

E-mail: [email protected]:www.israel-trade-

fairs.comPrice/sqm (raw space): n.a.Previous edition: 2000Exhibitors: 600Visitors: 40,000

February 15 20Pl ti di 2003 5th I t ti l
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ContdPlastindia 2003, 5th InternationalPlastics Exibition & ConferenceOrganiser: PlastindiaInternational Fairs

Venue: Exibition & Conference atPragadi Maidan in New Delhi,IndiaTel: +91-22-6832911/6832912Fax: +91-22-6832915

E-mail: [email protected]:http://www.plastindia.orgContact: Plastindia Foundation,401,

Landmark B, Suren Road,Off Andheri Kurla Road,Andheri (East),Mumbai - 400093, India2000
mailto:[email protected]://www.plastindia.org/http://www.plastindia.org/mailto:[email protected]


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Bibliography:

www.tecno-prenuer.com

www.brueckner.de

www.flexpackaging.com

www.plasticindiaportal.com

www.cosmofilms.com

Industry interaction
http://www.cosmofilms.com/http://www.cosmofilms.com/


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Industry interaction Mr.Khlee Hee Lee.

DirectorSamyoung Chemicals Ltd.

Korea.

Mr.Rajesh GuptaInternational Publishing House.

Mumbai

Mr. Victor ShenZhejiang great south eastpackaging Co.Ltd.

China.

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