Uflex honored by World Confederation of Businesses

Indian flexible packaging specialist Uflex has been awarded a Bizz 2016 award by World Confederation of Businesses (WORLDCOB).

Uflex honored by World Confederation of Businesses
The company was selected for this title by WORLDCOB owing to its high ranking in vital parameters such as managerial leadership, management systems, quality of goods and services, innovation, social responsibility, business results, certifications, recognitions, and presence in mainstream and social media.
 
Leading global corporate houses were assessed by market research agencies Kompass and Zawya, and data related to their business growth and operational excellence was compiled and examined. The jury comprising multidisciplinary professionals from various countries also factored in the data that was solicited from more than 150 chambers of commerce around the world. 
 
Ashok Chaturvedi, chairman and managing director of Uflex, said receiving the award from WORLDCOB is, ‘testament to Uflex’s meticulous approach in ensuring product and operational excellence. 
 
We owe it all to our clients who pose unwavering faith in our capabilities to offer the complete spectrum of flexible packaging solutions etched across BOPP, BOPET, CPP, metallized and speciality films, value added packaging products such as laminates, pouches, bags, flexi-tubes, gravure printing cylinders,  flexo polymer plates, packaging  and converting machines, inks and adhesives, brand protection and anti-counterfeiting solutions. 
 
‘I am inspired by the fact that our bespoke packaging solutions have been acknowledged in India and overseas alike. We will continue to delight our clients through innovation and create value added differentiation by putting the cutting edge technology to best use.’
 
WORLDCOB is a member of the US Chamber of Commerce and United Nations Global Compact and Global Reporting Initiative. Its membership includes 3,000 companies in over 120 countries. The award ceremony took place in Monte Carlo, France on May 15.