Bosch machines are a preferred choice for large businesses worldwide
Bosch is one of the leading suppliers of packaging technology in the world. In 13 countries worldwide, Bosch develops, produces and distributes modules and systems for the pharmaceutical, confectionery, and cosmetics industries, as well as other food and non-food industries. Innovation is the company’s key success and this is reflected in the tailor made solutions offered to the packaging industry.

From ergonomic designs upto friendliness, Bosch is known to deliver complete solutions that satisfy all requirements. The company’s modularly structured machine concepts allow to react quickly and flexibly to satisfy customers’ individual requirements. World-class quality, reliability, performance and affordable pricing have made Bosch packaging machines it the preferred choice for large businesses. 

New facility at Goa
The new packaging facility at Goa was inaugurated on Dec. 7, 2007 in an exclusive function. With an initial investment of Rs 80 million, this facility will produce and assemble packaging technology equipment for requirements such as candy wrapping, solid food and biscuit packaging as well as packing vials, ampoules and syringes for the pharmaceutical industry.

At present, the subsidiary in India brings the global expertise to manufacture form, fill and seal machines as well as flow wrap machines for candy applications for the Indian market. A new focus for the packaging division is the pharmaceutical industry which will be served well by the Plant’s relocation to Goa.
 
The Packaging Division of Bosch in India was setup in 1994. To cater to the industry’s specific requirements, during 2006 the division introduced world’s fastest candy wrapping machine – BVK2000A which packs 2000 candies per minute. Also, the division grew by 65% fuelled by its entry into the confectionery segment.

Bosch has already sold over 400 packaging machines and process equipment in India to leading names in the pharmaceutical, confectionery and food processing industries and exported an additional 75 machines primarily to the food industry.