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Plastindia Foundation is an apex body of plastics industry founded by major associations, organisations and institutions of plastics industry of India, it is also supported by the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Government of India connected with plastics. Plastindia Exhibition and Conference is held every three years. [1] It is usually organized in the first or second week of February.

Plastindia Foundation's objective is to promote the development of plastic industry and to assist the growth of plastic and related products. The foundation aims at national progress through plastics. The foundation focuses on helping India to become the proffered sourcing base of plastic products around the world and also concentrates on facilitating the export led growth of the Indian plastic industry. It also helps boost export business volumes and revenues. [2]

In 2020, Plastindia called off its trade show which was set to be held at New Delhi due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

YearsTotal Gross Exhibition Area (in m2)No. of countries participated (Exhibitors)No of countries participated (Overseas)
19901960048668
19942700067176
199739800751210
2000460001055225
2003482861109214
2006655411288327
200977604 1517 476

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  2. Livenews, Chennai. "Plastindia invites award entries".