India cannot afford to grow unequally. If the vision is to become a global manufacturing powerhouse, we must ensure that procurement works for everyone – not just the big players.
“He knows everything about polymers—so let him handle the purchase too.”
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“Sir, you have my word.”
“It’s done. Dispatch tomorrow.”
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The Hidden Danger in Your Raw Material Procurement. Manufacturing sectors face increased scrutiny…
Six months later, you receive a notice from the GST department that sends a chill down your spine…
Stop for a moment and look at your factory floor. What do you see?
The line is blurring…
Is the future of Indian manufacturing human-free? If you just felt uncomfortable reading that question, good. We need to talk.
In the heart of India’s industrial belt, a revolution is quietly unfolding. It’s not about massive machinery or sprawling factory floors – it’s about something far more fundamental: the way manufacturers are reimagining their supply chains.
Imagine you’re a manufacturer standing at the crossroads of global supply chains. Every rupee’s change in raw material pricing can mean the difference between profit and loss, between growth and stagnation. Welcome to the intricate, often bewildering world of polymer raw material pricing – a landscape so complex that even seasoned professionals find it challenging to navigate.
As we enter 2025, polymer processing technologies are undergoing rapid transformation, driven by automation, sustainability demands, and efficiency requirements.
I decided to start JITSY to change the procurement. I wanted to make supplies transparent and fair for SMEs.
What if the key to saving our planet lay in the materials we use every day?
Are you ready for the dynamic shifts ahead in the polymer industry?
Did you know that polymers like PVC and PE make up over 70% of the materials used in modern packaging?