Predominantly we've been buying from China, but I wanted to come back to India and to buy things that are a bit more creative, particularly using the kind of Indian skill sets. I have found products that's exciting for me. I like the idea of combining do-it-yourself with licensed products because predominantly we're a licensed company. This was my first time at the show and it's been wonderful.

I am impressed by Paperworld India. It is heartening to witness Indian companies embracing arts and crafts, with numerous start-ups striving to make a significant impact. What sets Indian companies apart is their innovative approach to integrating education with arts and crafts, an initiative that seems to be lacking in Europe.

We are a big printing company in our country and have experience of exporting to 24 different countries. Our range and our main business are printing notebooks, exercise books, school and office supplier. Our idea is to visit Paperworld and find possible solutions for import of materials like paper, lamination film, gray board and other parts for our printing for exercise books and office paper. We are visiting this fair for the first time in India and have a very good experience. Everybody is helping us to find the relevant products.

This is my fifth year visiting Paperworld. I found it very nicely organized. Paperworld is very good. People are coming around the world to participate in the exhibition. We are doing our business in Saudi Arabia for office and school supplies. And I found many suppliers at Paperworld. Overall, it’s a very good experience.

I had the pleasure of attending the event, and I must say it was an enriching experience. The speakers shared valuable insights that resonated deeply. The exhibition was meticulously organised and curated, showcasing innovative approaches to education that truly added value beyond conventional practices. It was heartening to be part of an initiative that is pushing the boundaries of education and making a meaningful impact.