Our technical team visit IFAT Exhibition in Mumbai

Column:Company News Time:2017-10-05

Pure Unitech Inc targets the market of India to help local government to solve the water problem. During 26th - 28th September 2017,
the technical team visit IFAT exhibition in Mumbai, India aims to squeeze the India market and expand the Asia Pacific market shares.

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2017 was the fifth anniversary of IFAT India, and this year the show was more successful than ever before:
6,765 visitors took part in India´s leading trade fair for environmental technology between September 26 and 28.
The core issue at the three-day fair was how technology can help master the high volumes of waste and the impact of extreme weather on the subcontinent.
On show in Mumbai were tailored solutions for the Indian market.


In demand: Efficient water and waste management


184 exhibitors, and therefore 28 percent more than the previous year, showcased their technologies and products for water, sewage,
refuse and recycling on 8,100 square meters of exhibition space. According to Bhupinder Singh, CEO of the organizer Messe Muenchen India, the rise in visitor numbers

an increase of 30 percent was due to the urgent environmental challenges that the Indian population is currently facing: “Following the serious water shortage of 2016,
this year an exceptionally strong monsoon led to catastrophic flooding in large parts of India. Added to this is the problem of waste blocking water flow in the sewers.
Modern solutions for efficient management of water and sewage, and also sustainable recycling technologies, were therefore in especially high demand at IFAT India 2017.”


Apart from industry leaders, the anniversary edition also attracted high-ranking government representatives, municipal corporations and political delegations. During his visit,
Shri Vijay Shivtare, Minister for Water Resources and Water Conservation of the Indian State Maharashtra, said: "It is time for action and to put environmental protection at the top of the political agenda.
We participated in IFAT India because we seek change, and this trade fair was the perfect platform for that."