PrintWeek Awards 2022: Jury Highlights - Ajay Bapat

During PrintWeek Awards 2022, the jury looked at thousands of print and packaging samples displayed. Team PrintWeek asked the jury members to pick out their favourite sample which intrigued them the most

06 Apr 2023 | By WhatPackaging? Team

Ajay Bapat talks about what caught their eye in terms of innovation and sheds light on latest industry trends

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As PrintWeek readies for the big Award night, 26 Jury members of the PrintWeek Awards 2022 studied the thousands of entries received from 112 print firms and packaging converters across India on 28 September. After much debate and deliberation, we have compiled the list of finalists in each category. <br> The award samples this year make one thing clear: Record number of award entries give industry a boost. Read the Jury Day report on how innovative ideas are finding favour among India printers in the October issue of PrintWeek. <br> The October issue also salutes our partners who have been a pillar of support in organised the PrintWeek Awards. <br> The issue also features a case study by Noel D’Cunha about three Ahmedabad firms using Kodak platesetters who have evolved from being makers of positive films to producers of digital plates. <br> The 2022 edition of the Indian Printers Summit was built around the theme, Print for the future. What the future holds for the newspaper? Pooja Mahesh reports <br> The cover story of the WhatPackaging? magazine that comes complimentary with the October issue of PrintWeek highlights Avery Dennison’s new plant on a 12-acre site in Noida which gives the company localised power. <br> In the sustainability section, Sudhir Sitapati from Godrej Consumer Group speaks about the importance of constant innovation, and how it is key for business growth. <br> These and more in the October issue of PrintWeek and WhatPackaging?.

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