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Flexible Storage Silo Supplier in Ankleshwar

Flexible Storage Silo Supplier in Ankleshwar: Invoit Plast Machinery: Invoit Plast Machinery is recognized in India for delivering reliable solutions in the plastic processing field. The company specializes in manufacturing and supplying high-quality Flexible Storage Silo in Ankleshwar, Gujarat, India. A flexible storage silo, also known as a flexible silo or fabric silo, is a versatile and innovative storage solution designed for bulk materials. These structures, made from flexible and durable materials, offer a range of benefits in storage capacity, installation, and adaptability, unlike traditional rigid silos. Construction and Material: Made from high-strength, flexible fabric materials, often reinforced with specialized coatings for durability. The flexible nature allows for easy expansion and contraction based on the stored material volume. Storage Capacity: Offers a scalable storage solution with varying capacities to accommodate different quantities of bulk materials. Can be customized to meet specific storage needs, making it suitable for a wide range of industries. Installation and Assembly: Relatively quick and straightforward installation compared to traditional rigid silos. Modular design allows for easy assembly and disassembly, facilitating relocation if necessary. Adaptability: Suitable for storing various bulk materials such as powders, granules, and even liquids. Can adapt to irregular terrain or limited available space, providing flexibility in placement. Features: Airtight Sealing: Maintains the quality and integrity of stored materials by preventing external contamination. Integrated Ventilation Systems: Regulates temperature and humidity inside the silo. Easy Access: Some designs include access ports or openings for convenient loading, unloading, and inspection. Applications: Agriculture: Used for storing grains, seeds, and other agricultural products. Chemical Industry: Suitable for powders, pellets, and other bulk chemical materials. Food and Beverage: Ideal for storing ingredients such as flour, sugar, or additives. Plastics and Polymers: Provides efficient storage for granules and powders. We Provide Flexible Storage Silo Supplier in Ankleshwar Including Surat, Daman, Bharuch, Dahej, Jhagadia, Valia, Panoli, Palej, Amod, Rajpipla, Vapi. Read the full article

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#183 Winnie-the-Pooh: Sangre y Miel 2 (2024)

Cristopher Robin está yendo a terapia después de lo acontecido en la primera película, ya que parte de la población cree su historia y otra parte cree que fue él quien asesinó de las chicas. Debido a esto le dan la espalda, le vandalizan en coche y le es imposible encontrar trabajo, por lo que se ha vuelto a casa de sus padres.

Pero los problemas de Robin van más allá, aparte de con todo esto tiene que lidiar que hace años una furgoneta blanca secuestró a su hermano Billy y lo hizo desaparecer y le es imposible vislumbrar con claridad la cara del secuestrador.

Con esto de la terapia, el joven pone entre duda si alguna vez Pooh fue un osito amigable y adorable, ya que en sus recuerdos jugaban, pero ya había algo malvado en él y en sus amigos.

Mientras Robin trabaja en sus traumas, Pooh y sus amigos se acercan al pueblo para seguir matando personas, ahora vuelve Piglet, el Búho, Tiger y el propio Pooh para matar de forma sangrienta y horrible a jóvenes en los alrededores del bosque de los 100 acres.

Como se nota el aumento de presupuesto porque todos los animales son realmente perturbadores y muy creativos para asesinar gente.

Robin desbloquea de su mente que quien secuestro a su hermano es el conserje del hospital donde trabajaba, y va a confrontarle a su casa para que le cuente la verdad, y atención a la trama:

Este hombre tenía problemas de juego y un médico famoso del pueblo le dijo que pagaría sus deudas si secuestraba niños y se los llevaba a su laboratorio. Como el señor tenía mujer e hijos y no quería perderlos, aceptó.

El doctor experimentaba con los niños, mezclando su ADN con el de animales, y aunque muchos niños morían, otros resucitaban malvados, y haciendo que el ADN del animal fuera el predominante consiguiendo animales antropomorfos malvados.

Así es como después del secuestro de Billy, este volvió a casa con su hermano Cristopher para jugar con él, pero Billy ya no era Billy, era Winnie the Pooh.

El conserje al darse cuenta de lo cruel y malvado del doctor lo asesinó, pero tuvo que vivir con lo que había hecho durante años, y ahora que Cristopher le había descubierto lo mejor era suicidarse.

Así que en esta historia ya de Winnie-the-Pooh solo queda el nombre y la paja mental en la cabeza de Cristopher Robin. El oso y sus amigos van asesinando gente, amigos de Robin, a sus padres, y hasta el apuntador.

Se cuelan en una fiesta y asesinan a todos de las formas más horribles posibles: quemándolos, apuñalándolos con objetos, trepanándolos, con trampas de osos...

Matan a Piglet (otra vez), sale el búho, Tiger... y al final Cristopher se enfrenta a Winnie que es su hermano Billy y que lo reconoce en el último momento, por eso Robin puede partirle la cabeza con un hacha. Creyéndose que ha ganado la batalla.

Pero nada más lejos de la realidad, el búho con miel y ADN mutante hará que a Winnie le crezca de nuevo la cabeza y empiece una nueva cacería contra Cristopher Robin.

Así con los créditos finales de la película nos aseguran una nueva tanda de nombres y personajes del mundo Disney que debido a sus 100 años quedan "liberados", al menos sus nombres y que serán protagonistas de películas de horror volviéndose contra lo que quieren, así encontramos a Bambi, Peter Pan, Pinocho, Conejo...

Nos encontramos con una nueva película con mejores efectos y mejores prótesis y maquillaje. Al menos le han quitado a Winnie esa máscara de panoli y han creado una ambientación más aterradora, aunque la historia haga solo uso de los nombres de los personajes y sea totalmente una ida de olla profunda.

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Lead QC Labs

Position DescriptionBusiness Division: CSM AgChemDepartment: QualityLocation: Panoli/ Jambusar/ UdaipurPosition Title: Lead QC LabLevel: ExecutivesReporting To: Head QC (Site)/Site QC LeadPosition PurposeThe Lead QC Lab is responsible for monitoring of technical aspects in Quality control operations related to testing of RM/In-process and finished goods.Strategic Responsibilities Assist Head QC…

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Lead QC Labs

Position DescriptionBusiness Division: CSM AgChemDepartment: QualityLocation: Panoli/ Jambusar/ UdaipurPosition Title: Lead QC LabLevel: ExecutivesReporting To: Head QC (Site)/Site QC LeadPosition PurposeThe Lead QC Lab is responsible for monitoring of technical aspects in Quality control operations related to testing of RM/In-process and finished goods.Strategic Responsibilities Assist Head QC…

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XXIIa Mil·lenària - Fira de l’Oli i l’Espàrrec - Godall

Dies 15 i 16 de març del 2025 Godall (Montsià) El segon cap de setmana de març el poble de Godall (Montsià) organitza la Fira de l’Oli i de l’Espàrrec. Les activitats es desenvolupen al voltant de la plaça de la cooperativa, on es pot degustar l’oli novell de la temporada a més de productes típics com al botifarra, el coc en sal, el panoli o la truita d’espàrrecs. La fira es trasllada a…

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DUB vs EMR Dream11 Prediction Emirates D10 League 2024 Match 26

Dubai and Emirates Red will lock horns in Emirates D10 League 2024 Match 26 on Wednesday, December 25, 2024, at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah. Continue reading to find out DUB vs EMR Dream11 Prediction Emirates D10 League 2024 Match 26. Predicted XIs for Dubai vs Emirates Red Dubai predicted XI: Vritiya Aravind (WK), Muhammad Aftab Alam, Fahad Nawaz, Ronak Panoly, Adithya Shetty, Israr…

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DUB vs EMR Dream11 Prediction Emirates D10 League 2024 Match 26

Dubai and Emirates Red will lock horns in Emirates D10 League 2024 Match 26 on Wednesday, December 25, 2024, at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah. Continue reading to find out DUB vs EMR Dream11 Prediction Emirates D10 League 2024 Match 26. Predicted XIs for Dubai vs Emirates Red Dubai predicted XI: Vritiya Aravind (WK), Muhammad Aftab Alam, Fahad Nawaz, Ronak Panoly, Adithya Shetty, Israr…

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Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited, the fourth largest specialty generic pharmaceutical company in the world, is currently seeking talented and experienced individuals to join their API manufacturing unit at Dahej, Gujarat. Sun Pharma provides high-quality, affordable medicine trusted by healthcare professionals in over 150 countries. With a strong presence in India and globally, Sun Pharma is a leader in the pharmaceutical industry, committed to excellence and growth. If you have experience in API production and are looking to advance your career with a global pharmaceutical giant, this opportunity could be the perfect fit. Vacancy Details: Officer / Sr. Officer - Production (API) Sun Pharma Dahej is hiring for the position of Production (API) Officer / Sr. Officer. This role is ideal for professionals with 4-7 years of experience in a cGMP API manufacturing environment, particularly those with a background in chemical engineering and hydrogenation processes. Key Responsibilities: Overseeing and managing the production process in the API manufacturing plant Handling hydrogenation and other essential operations within the production unit Ensuring compliance with cGMP standards and maintaining process safety Monitoring production schedules and meeting required timelines Supporting continuous improvements in production quality and efficiency This role is pivotal in ensuring smooth API production operations, adhering to quality and safety standards, and contributing to Sun Pharma’s commitment to delivering high-quality products. Qualifications Required: Educational Qualification: B.Sc. / M.Sc. (Chemistry) B.E. / M.E. / B.Tech (Chemical Engineering) Experience: 4 to 7 years in API manufacturing with hands-on knowledge of hydrogenation and production process operations. Location: The job location is at the API plant in Dahej, Gujarat. [caption id="attachment_56281" align="aligncenter" width="930"] Sun Pharmaceuticals Walk-In Interview for Production and Engineering Roles[/caption] Walk-In Interview Details Interested candidates can attend the walk-in interview for this position at the following venue: Date: 8th October 2024 (Tuesday) Time: 10:00 AM to 04:00 PM Venue: Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., Plot No. 24/2, 25, Phase IV, G.I.D.C., Panoli Dist., Bharuch, Gujarat How to Apply Candidates meeting the eligibility criteria and having the relevant experience can attend the walk-in interview. Ensure you carry all necessary documents, including your updated CV, educational certificates, and experience letters.

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Interview – VK Seth of Sakata Inx

Sakata Inx India has been a supplier of cold-set offset inks to the newspaper, commercial, and packaging industry market segments and also of liquid inks to the flexible packaging industry for many years. In the past four years, the company has been affected by the supply chain and market challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ukraine-Russia war, and the Gaza conflict. However, Sakata Inx India has shown resilience and even growth – in terms of capacity expansion. Priyanka Tanwar reports.

Sakata Inx started operations of its new plant near Dhaka in Bangladesh at the end of 2019. The 5-acre Sakata Dhaka plant in the Meghna economic zone, on the banks of the Meghna river, is about 30 kilometers from Dhaka and is home to several other industrial plants. The 100% subsidiary of Sakata India has already become a profitable investment despite very severe economic conditions in Bangladesh – including steep depreciation of its currency and shortage of foreign exchange, according to VK Seth, managing director of Sakata Inx India.

In India, Sakata Inx has two plants – one is in Bhiwadi, about 45 kilometers south of Gurugram, and another in Panoli, 10 kilometers from Ankleshwar in Gujarat. “In the state-of-the-art Panoli plant spread over a sprawling area of 20 acres, we have a monthly capacity of 2,000 metric tons for liquid inks for flexible packaging, 1,200 metric tons of cold-set inks, and 100 metric tons of energy curing inks – including UV, LED and Electron Beam (EB) inks,” Seth had said to Packaging South Asia in one of our earlier reports on the company.

Seth says, there is a steeply growing interest to change into green chemistry, recycling, and reducing wastage in the packaging industry, adding that Sakata is also extremely focused on GHG, SDG and governance issues and has started monitoring its carbon footprint. “As the monocartons segment is also a part of the sustainable initiatives undertaken by the industry, Sakata is well ahead of the curve and has products (inks and coatings) currently being utilized by the monocartons segment. Sakata has also committed to SBT goals.

“Sakata has been able to reduce its carbon footprint by 5 to 6% in 2023-24. Though our sales are increasing, there is a continuous effort to reduce our carbon footprint.”

Sakata’s coatings

The coatings supplied by Sakata help improve both the barrier properties and recyclability of packaging. “There is a continuous focus on compliance issues such as removing toluene, ketones and vinyl systems from inks. Sakata Inx has recently launched an LSG series of inks for flexible packaging, that are toluene, MEK and vinyl-free. Suitable for all kinds of lamination including extrusion lamination, these inks are receiving increased attention from multinational companies. Our coatings are helping customers to either downguage their laminates or make them recyclable, Seth added.

Water-based technology has both positives and negatives

Though Sakata doesn’t currently have water-based inks in its portfolio, Seth says it is working with third-party producers in this area and at some point in time, Sakata Inx India will surely enter this segment. There are both positives and negatives in water-based technologies such as reduced printing speeds, and appropriate configuration of printing equipment. Moreover in Japan, Sakata is marketing many water-based, adding that in India the uptake is still slow and water-based products are yet to catch the imagination of the brand owners.

“Ink makers have to work in tandem with the machine makers. Water-based technologies are slowly capturing the attention of machine makers and manufacturers but they can’t match the speeds of solvent-based products which are close to 500 meters per minute. Unless water-based technology also runs with those speeds for long runs, a lot of productivity issues come into place,” he said.

India is a very large consumer market and our run lengths are much bigger than most of the advanced countries, which puts pressure on converters to run at higher speeds. “Sooner or later, we will be ready for the water-based products in India,” he adds, saying, “We are waiting for that kind of push coming from brand owners.”

Inks for locally made recycled newsprint

Sakata has made several ink developments for Indian-made or lower-grade recycled fiber newsprint considering the price and availability of imported newsprint in the country. Seth says that there is a lot of demand to print on locally available newsprint with very high recycled content, which comes with its own set of issues such as higher absorbency, show-through and strike-through along with lint and hickey issues. Sakata has introduced low penetration inks in the Indian market, which are running very successfully on some of the Indian-made newsprints, Seth revealed.

Indian news media suffered greatly in the pandemic lockdowns and some of the loss in readership is permanent with many younger readers switching to digital formats, Seth says, adding that newspapers are nevertheless coming up with new strategies to increase their circulation and revenue. “Sakata is there to provide them with new products to help the newspaper industry to achieve these targets.”

The company is also making progress on the sheetfed side with UV sheetfed, LED sheetfed and LED flexo inks for packaging requirements. Recent innovations include metallic effects such as silver and silver UV inks and inks that have a pleasant odor. Sakata India has been certified as a Great Place to Work for 2024 –25. “We are very proud to be certified as a Great Place to Work and this is a big motivation to our team,” Seth shares.

Along with six other employees from Sakata India, Seth will be visiting the drupa 2024 exhibition. He says the main purpose of the visit is to network with existing customers from Africa, the Middle East and Europe, and to look at new developments in consumables, technologies and machines.

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Interview – VK Seth of Sakata Inx

Sakata Inx India has been a supplier of cold-set offset inks to the newspaper, commercial, and packaging industry market segments and also of liquid inks to the flexible packaging industry for many years. In the past four years, the company has been affected by the supply chain and market challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ukraine-Russia war, and the Gaza conflict. However, Sakata Inx India has shown resilience and even growth – in terms of capacity expansion. Priyanka Tanwar reports.

Sakata Inx started operations of its new plant near Dhaka in Bangladesh at the end of 2019. The 5-acre Sakata Dhaka plant in the Meghna economic zone, on the banks of the Meghna river, is about 30 kilometers from Dhaka and is home to several other industrial plants. The 100% subsidiary of Sakata India has already become a profitable investment despite very severe economic conditions in Bangladesh – including steep depreciation of its currency and shortage of foreign exchange, according to VK Seth, managing director of Sakata Inx India.

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In India, Sakata Inx has two plants – one is in Bhiwadi, about 45 kilometers south of Gurugram, and another in Panoli, 10 kilometers from Ankleshwar in Gujarat. “In the state-of-the-art Panoli plant spread over a sprawling area of 20 acres, we have a monthly capacity of 2,000 metric tons for liquid inks for flexible packaging, 1,200 metric tons of cold-set inks, and 100 metric tons of energy curing inks – including UV, LED and Electron Beam (EB) inks,” Seth had said to Packaging South Asia in one of our earlier reports on the company.

Seth says, there is a steeply growing interest to change into green chemistry, recycling, and reducing wastage in the packaging industry, adding that Sakata is also extremely focused on GHG, SDG and governance issues and has started monitoring its carbon footprint. “As the monocartons segment is also a part of the sustainable initiatives undertaken by the industry, Sakata is well ahead of the curve and has products (inks and coatings) currently being utilized by the monocartons segment. Sakata has also committed to SBT goals.

“Sakata has been able to reduce its carbon footprint by 5 to 6% in 2023-24. Though our sales are increasing, there is a continuous effort to reduce our carbon footprint.”

Sakata’s coatings

The coatings supplied by Sakata help improve both the barrier properties and recyclability of packaging. “There is a continuous focus on compliance issues such as removing toluene, ketones and vinyl systems from inks. Sakata Inx has recently launched an LSG series of inks for flexible packaging, that are toluene, MEK and vinyl-free. Suitable for all kinds of lamination including extrusion lamination, these inks are receiving increased attention from multinational companies. Our coatings are helping customers to either downguage their laminates or make them recyclable, Seth added.

Water-based technology has both positives and negatives

Though Sakata doesn’t currently have water-based inks in its portfolio, Seth says it is working with third-party producers in this area and at some point in time, Sakata Inx India will surely enter this segment. There are both positives and negatives in water-based technologies such as reduced printing speeds, and appropriate configuration of printing equipment. Moreover in Japan, Sakata is marketing many water-based, adding that in India the uptake is still slow and water-based products are yet to catch the imagination of the brand owners.

“Ink makers have to work in tandem with the machine makers. Water-based technologies are slowly capturing the attention of machine makers and manufacturers but they can’t match the speeds of solvent-based products which are close to 500 meters per minute. Unless water-based technology also runs with those speeds for long runs, a lot of productivity issues come into place,” he said.

India is a very large consumer market and our run lengths are much bigger than most of the advanced countries, which puts pressure on converters to run at higher speeds. “Sooner or later, we will be ready for the water-based products in India,” he adds, saying, “We are waiting for that kind of push coming from brand owners.”

Inks for locally made recycled newsprint

Sakata has made several ink developments for Indian-made or lower-grade recycled fiber newsprint considering the price and availability of imported newsprint in the country. Seth says that there is a lot of demand to print on locally available newsprint with very high recycled content, which comes with its own set of issues such as higher absorbency, show-through and strike-through along with lint and hickey issues. Sakata has introduced low penetration inks in the Indian market, which are running very successfully on some of the Indian-made newsprints, Seth revealed.

Indian news media suffered greatly in the pandemic lockdowns and some of the loss in readership is permanent with many younger readers switching to digital formats, Seth says, adding that newspapers are nevertheless coming up with new strategies to increase their circulation and revenue. “Sakata is there to provide them with new products to help the newspaper industry to achieve these targets.”

The company is also making progress on the sheetfed side with UV sheetfed, LED sheetfed and LED flexo inks for packaging requirements. Recent innovations include metallic effects such as silver and silver UV inks and inks that have a pleasant odor. Sakata India has been certified as a Great Place to Work for 2024 –25. “We are very proud to be certified as a Great Place to Work and this is a big motivation to our team,” Seth shares.

Along with six other employees from Sakata India, Seth will be visiting the drupa 2024 exhibition. He says the main purpose of the visit is to network with existing customers from Africa, the Middle East and Europe, and to look at new developments in consumables, technologies and machines.

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Viva Mojamé

No soy fanboy de Abascal (Vox) ni mucho menos. Vivo de mi trabajo. Pago mis impuestos. Me aguanto con las arbitrariedades de los que se suben el sueldo a sí mismos y a sus cuñaos. Soy así de panoli. Cuenta que le ha gritado uno: “Viva Mojamé Sexto”. Y en eso sí estoy de acuerdo. Que viva. Pero que viva en su país. Y el gritón también. Estos que vienen a aprovecharse del estado de derecho, que se…