<p>The fourth GAIL Plastasia 2013 exhibition which will start off from Friday will enable visitors to have a better understanding of plastic innovations.<br /></p>.<p> <br />The four-day event to be held from February 22 to 25 will focus on research and development in plastics that are not only sustainable, but will also have a utility factor. <br />While promoting sustainable plastics, attempts will be made to approach universities to urge them to conduct increased research in plastics. <br /><br />Cyril Pereira, Managing Director, Triune Exhibitors Private Limited, said that the main <br />objective of the event was to create awareness about the right use of plastics among the public. “We are expecting footfalls of 4,000 to 5,000 everyday,” he said. <br /><br />Around 500-odd stalls showcasing products, raw materials, post processing machines and new technological innovations from various plastic industries will be on display. <br /><br />Also, a model of human brain of dimension 6x5x6 feet, made from 100 kg of waste plastic wires, will be an added attraction at the exhibition. Co-chairman of the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India, J Crasta, is expected to preside over the event as the chief guest on the first day. <br /><br />The exhibition organised by Triune Exhibitors Private Limited will take place at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, Tumkur Road. It is open between 10 am and 6 pm. </p>
<p>The fourth GAIL Plastasia 2013 exhibition which will start off from Friday will enable visitors to have a better understanding of plastic innovations.<br /></p>.<p> <br />The four-day event to be held from February 22 to 25 will focus on research and development in plastics that are not only sustainable, but will also have a utility factor. <br />While promoting sustainable plastics, attempts will be made to approach universities to urge them to conduct increased research in plastics. <br /><br />Cyril Pereira, Managing Director, Triune Exhibitors Private Limited, said that the main <br />objective of the event was to create awareness about the right use of plastics among the public. “We are expecting footfalls of 4,000 to 5,000 everyday,” he said. <br /><br />Around 500-odd stalls showcasing products, raw materials, post processing machines and new technological innovations from various plastic industries will be on display. <br /><br />Also, a model of human brain of dimension 6x5x6 feet, made from 100 kg of waste plastic wires, will be an added attraction at the exhibition. Co-chairman of the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India, J Crasta, is expected to preside over the event as the chief guest on the first day. <br /><br />The exhibition organised by Triune Exhibitors Private Limited will take place at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, Tumkur Road. It is open between 10 am and 6 pm. </p>
