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Polypropylene prices reduced by 3.96% in the first week of September then remain stable for next two consecutive weeks. The consumer concern was witness as downstream sector renewed order despite making new. The Indian government's introduction of a Minimum Import Price (MIP) on Virgin Packaging Board (VPB) that forced local manufacturers to increase supply prices but fail to impact the market. Hassle-free domestic port clearance made smooth unloading of Polypropylene but small delays from China constraint import supply. The flexibility of the government on GST-related packaging adjustments, which permitted packaging materials to be utilized until December, alleviated short-term waste and compliance hassles.
Imports of polypropylene in India stayed firm with minor delays continued to witness till xrd week of September and may sustained further. The imports are backed by effective domestic port movements and minor insignificant import delays from China. Indiax;s own polypropylene production capacity remains limited and continued to depend heavily on imports from China, supplemented by South Korea and the UAE. The tax concession rates change will be effected from September xx, this droves stock planning and packaging label changes, with government permission to utilize existing polypropylene packaging until December making the shift easier. These conditions maintained an even supply chain, with no reported material disruptions to back-end production for packaging uses despite cost impacts of regulation changes.
Indian demand for polypropylene-packaging has been transformed by price policy and tax compliance imperatives. The upcoming change in the GST rate from xxnd of September has...
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