Eurostampa, one of the distinguished Italian firms, has announced its foray into the Indian market. The company’s entry into India signifies an expansion aimed at capitalizing on emerging opportunities in the Indian market for label printing services.
Eurostampa, founded in 1966 in Piedmont, stands as a family-run industry leader in crafting premium labels for the wine & spirits, chocolate, food, and cosmetics sectors. Spearheaded by founder Luciano Cillario and his sons Gianmario, Giuseppe, and Gian Franco, the company’s global reach spans six locations in Italy, the USA (Ohio and California), the UK, France, and Mexico.
Local wineries gave way to Champagne houses and large conglomerates in the food, beverage, cosmetics, and chocolate industries. Eurostampa’s success may be attributed to its focus to internationalization, ongoing innovation, and employee welfare.
This milestone was commemorated during a ceremony held at the Invest Goa summit, a platform that witnessed the announcement of a set of incentives aimed at fostering both domestic and international investments across various sectors, including logistics, food processing, manufacturing, automotive, and pharmaceuticals.
The foundation stone laying ceremony of Eurostampa’s upcoming plant in Goa stands as a testament to the company’s commitment and strategic vision. The event not only celebrated the company’s expansion but also provided an opportunity for key stakeholders to convene and discuss potential collaborations.
As part of the summit, a meeting transpired, bringing together the Hon’ble Minister of Industry from the Government of Goa, representatives from Goa’s Investments Promotion Board, the Italian Consul General in Mumbai, and delegates from IICCI – The Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, alongside SACE India.
During this session, specific actions were deliberated upon, aimed at enhancing and promoting Indo-Italian business relations and investments in Goa. The discussions underscored the potential for mutually beneficial partnerships between Italian enterprises and the Indian market. The occasion served as a catalyst for fostering a dynamic environment conducive to innovation, trade, and sustained economic development in the region.
