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VOl.17 ISSUE 7 july 2017

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Contents Regular Coloumn 18-20 Editorial 280 Fair News

22-24 Apni Baat 284 Advertiser’s Index

285 Horoscope

News Watch 26 I Basic price with GST extra on ply-boards: AIPMA

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28 I Cost of new plant in wood panel furniture segment has gone up.

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30 I Timber, Ply become costlier in MP, Bihar, WB, Orissa

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32 I Furniture to become costlier

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34 I ACP sector advantage under GST, see further growth

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36 I Timber Import biz becomes costly under GST, feels trade

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38 I GST impact: Demand weak in may-June, stronger by June end

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66 I Century MDF likely to start production in July

68 I Greenply’s Gabon unit begins production

76 I Canadian Wood species: The fine art of working with wood

78 I Alstone WPC-The Best Choice of Furniture Industry

80 I Tajpuria plans to enter into HPL manufacturing

88 I Trenox Particle Board started its commercial production

120 I Action TESA Flooring gets great response pan India

120 I AICA launches Shimmer range in seven colours

148 I Alstone HPL moves ahead with customers’ acceptance

150 I Siempelkamp bags order of a plant for rice straw MDF boards

150 I CPL group starts Laminate production at Gandhidham

152 I Ventura offers PLANKWUD, a self adhesive Indoor Wall Panel

152 I Berger Paints plans to enter into wood panel décor biz

154 I Saint-Gobain launches an innovative Gypsum Board space

156 I AMULYA PLUS comes in MATT finish, scratch resistance solution

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Contents 40-64

Cover Story

Contents 196-204

Interview

GST: ThE TIME oF

TRAnSFoRMATIon & TuRnARound

‘We will keep making quality products for the mid segment retail market and sustainably grow with our own principles,’ -Mr. Padam Jain

206-207

Loyal of Aica

Mr Amit Agrawal, Plywood Emporium, Alwar, Rajasthan

158-161

Greenlam Connect

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208-209

Duro Elites

Mr. Pradeep Ghai, unique Timber & Furniture Co, noida, uP

Mr. Sachin Shah, nanalal Keshavlal, Ahmedabad

Greenlam moves forward with ‘Fresh Arrival Range – Launch’ across India

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Contents

AIPMA MEET Delhi hosts All India Plywood Manufacturers meet, AIPMA formed 170

AIPMA President and Chairman felicitated in Yamunanagar 192

Event Watch 216

Amulya organizes their Distributors/Dealers’ Stylam Mica Industries bags ‘India’s greatest 7th International cumaward tour @ Singapore brands & leadersConclave 2015-16’

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Sauerland organises trip for ASEAN region Doors makers 264

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PWAI Mumbai in association with Greenply organized a seminar on GST

212 Decora Group ventures into Complete Kitchen solution, launched IMPEGNO Homes 262 Grassim Plywood drives educational campaign for carpenter/contractors 266 Floresta WPC organises carpenters meet at Hisar and Ghaziabad

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Alstone WPC organizes specifiers’ meet at different places

268 Tuffwud Gold team on toes for business, awareness and social

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If wood-panel Industry wIsh to sustaIn, It ought to be organIsed!

Editorial

Pragat Dvivedi, Founder Editor

Approx. 25% cost goes to manufacturing expenses which hardly enable input credit. Balance 20% from Glue & Face veneer with input credit (According to calculations shown by associations, a total 3.6% INPUT TAX CREDIT ONLY). Hence credit availed by industry will be far lesser compared to other building materials, leading to crushing of smaller units. If entrepreneurship & employment is a priority for government, and facts are genuinely considered, then Plyboard, Doors, MDF and PB deserve to be levied at 18%.

ost GST, as country is looking forward, most companies related tointerior products are positive whilemajor portion of wood panel sector isdemotivated, feeling suffocated due to steep 28% slab. Experts say, ‘being tax evasion prone sector, the authorities have punished it with highest tax slab’ but there are reasons to see it from a different lens rather than putting the entire industry in the same box. The exempted units (SSI/MSME < 1.5 cr/year) were the least contributors to taxes but with the tightness in law, they wont be able to continue the same. Implication of genuine GST slab (18%) will make them significant contributor to tax revenue. Otherwise, there is fear, most of them will shrink and die. If entrepreneurship & employment is a priority for government, and facts are genuinely considered, then Plyboard, Doors, MDF and PB deserve to be levied at 18%. Costing in a plyboard unit has 50% share to timber (plantation only) sourced from planters (mostly not GST registered, small farmers), hence no input credit can be availed. Approx. 25% cost goes to manufacturing expenses which hardly enable input credit. Balance 20% from Glue & Face veneer with input credit (According to calculations shown by associations, a total 3.6% INPUT TAX CREDIT ONLY). Hence credit availed by industry will be far lesser compared to other building materials, leading to crushing of smaller units. Manyproducts with better input credit are kept under 18% which makes Plyboard, PB and MDFa fit case for reconsideration of slab from 28 % to 18% that has hardly 4.0% of input credit, making products costlier by 10%. In construction, GST on materials like steel is 18%, aluminium (18%), bricks (12%) but in similar project where Doors, Windows and Plywood, Particle boards, MDF are used as basic raw materials, GST is at 28%. How can it be justified? All these products are manufactured with Plantation timber (or waste wood of plantation that goes into fire wood, leading to carbon emission) as a direct produce by farmers in the field. This not only generate decent income source for farmers but also a substitute of natural forest wood products hence contributing to country’s target of growing tree cover. It is not logical to compare plyboards, MDF with other materials like tiles, marble, sanitary in lieu of above cited justification. It is in the best interest of Wood Panel industry for Associations to approach respective authorities and ensure MSMEs survival. Thankfully, due to GST &unusual 28 slab, several associations have become active. They are listing manufacturers who are not co-operating towards organisedculture. Hence, evaders cannot escape further. For people who are relaxed with the thought, ‘E-way bill is postponed indefinitely’let me tell you, don’t make this mistake. My message to the industry is – “If wood-panel industry wish to sustain post 2019, it ought to be organised today! You ought to be organised today.”

Pragat Dvivedi Founder Editor

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EfficiEncy will hElp BaggassE particlE Board in gst to gain

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Rajiv Parashar, Editor

In GST regime, bagasse board makers have gains at 12 % compared to alternate wood panel and plywood that comes under 28 % slab. The big difference of tax gap offers huge opportunity for this sector. It may help them to overcome their challenges with collective efforts and will be able to utilize its efficiency to take advantage. GST regime is a big opportunity for Bagasse PB to make this sector to have bigger market size or may be doubled by next year if they are able to be efficient collectively.

ndia has 4000 plus cbm per day installed capacity for bagasse based particle board, but unfortunately this segment hardly uses 35 percent of its capacity at present. Indian consumers are fully dependant on domestic bagasse boards because import in this category is nil. The ground reality clearly indicates that efficiency is not explored, also due to added challenges like shortage of raw material (bagasse – sugarcane waste), consistent quality, marketing efforts, profit margins, informal working culture, product approval, lack of innovation and confidence of customers. In GST regime, bagasse board makers have gains at 12 % compared to alternate wood panel and plywood that comes under 28 % slab. The big difference of tax gap offers huge opportunity for this sector. It may help them to overcome their challenges with collective efforts and will be able to utilize its efficiency to take advantage. Procurement and stocking of raw material is herculean job for this sector, which can be made easy if they do collective efforts. Bagasse Boards are considered as inferior quality boards than wood, but if it is produced with proper norms and parameters, it is equivalent to wood which this sector can adopt. They can do more marketing and awareness activities in retail market with formal working culture and do effort to improve its margin, which will help it to grow. Bagasse PB might be finding difficulty to endorse their product in organized OEMs/Furniture because these sectors prefer wood PB which is levied in 28% slab that is also claimed as ITC, and since furniture comes under 28 % slab, there won’t be much impact on this segment. But the bagasse PB makers certainly have an opportunity to cater retail demand over other alternate panel products pertaining to they offer good quality, innovation and drive awareness to increase its application beyond furniture. GST regime is a big opportunity for Bagasse PB to make this sector to have bigger market size or may be doubled by next year if they are able to be efficient collectively. This July Issue is very important for our readers because this issue too has featured an article with ‘Analysis and impact of GST on different products categories’. The last (June 2017) issue also had given a prior and to the point hint on impact of GST on various products for its readers to enable them to take appropriate steps to turn around their business. This issue features news related to GST impact of different products to clear the air of confusion on GST. This issue also has views on trading community and trade activities, opinion of industry and trade people on GST impact from all over India, coverage of historical meeting of All India Plywood manufacturers in Delhi on business change after GST. Besides, lots of happenings in industry and trade, information and current affair have been covered. Wishing a good future to the entire wood panel sector under new India after one tax, one nation (GST) from July onwards! Rajiv Parashar

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jr esa fQYkgky cxkl ikfVZdy cksMZ dh mRiknu {kerk 4000 D;wfcd ehVj izfrfnu gS] ysfdu nqHkkZX; ls ;s lsDVj vHkh eqf”dy ls 35 Qhlnh gh {kerk dk mi;ksx dj ik jgk gSA Hkkjrh; xzkgd cxkl ikfVZdy cksMZ esa iwjh rjg ls ?kjsyw fuekZrkvksa ij fuHkZj gS]a D;ksfa d bl izkM s DV lsxesVa esa vk;kr ugha gks jgk gSAa ysfdu vxj /kjkry ij ns[a ks rks lPpkbZ ;g gS fd bruh cM+h {kerk ds ckotwn] ;g lsDVj viuh dk;Z{kerk dk lgh :Ik ls bLrseky ugha fd;k gS] vkSj ges”kk dbZ pqukSfr;ksa ls f?kjk utj vkrk gS tSls jkW esVfs j;y dh leqfpr miyC/krk uk gksuk] ,d leku izkM s DV DokfyVh dh deh] ekdsfZ Vax] lhfer izkfs QV ekftZu] vuvkxZukbt odZ dYpj] izkM s DV dh de fo”oluh;rk] bukso”s ku dk vHkko] xzkgd dk izkM s DV ij de Hkjkslk vkfnA vc th,lVh esa cxkl ikfVZdy cksMZ ij 12 Qhlnh VSDl yxk;k x;k gS] tcfd bl dVsxjh ds vU; oqM iSuy izkM s DV~l tSls oqM ikfVZdy cksM]Z ,eMh,Q] IykboqM vkfn dks 28 Qhlnh ds nk;js esa j[kk x;k gSA ;kuh ;g lkQ fn[krk gS fd VSDl dk ;s Hkkjh varj bl lsDVj ds fy, ,d cgqr cM+k volj ysdj vk;k gSA VSDl dk de Hkkj gksuk bl lsDVj ds fy, ojnku dh rjg gS] vkSj vxj ;g lsDVj lkewfgd :Ik ls bldk Qk;nk mBkrk gS] rks tks pqukSfr;ka bl lsDVj dks viuh mRiknu {kerk dk iwjk mi;ksx djus ls oafpr j[k jgh gS] mUgsa de fd;k tk ldrk gS] ;k lekIr fd;k tk ldrk gSA bl lsDVj dh lcls cM+h leL;k jkW esVfs j;y dh leqfpr miyC/krk uk gksuk vkSj mlds j[k j[kko dks ysdj vkrh gS] ysfdu vxj ;g lsDVj lkewfgd :Ik ls iz;kl djrk gS] rks bls nwj fd;k tk ldrk gS] tks vkt lcls cM+h ck/kk bl lsDVj ds fy, gSA nwljh cM+h pqukSrh ;s gS fd cxkl ikfVZdy cksMZ dks oqM ls gYdk ;k vis{kkd`r de DokfyVh dk izkM s DV vkadk tkrk gS] ysfdu vxj okLro esa bls lgh rduhdh ekunaM vkSj ikjkehVj ls cuk;k tk,] rks ;g izkM s DV drbZ oqM ikfVZdy cksMZ ls de ugha gS] uk rduhd :Ik ls] uk gh esdkfudy ikjkehVj ijA bl lsDVj dks t:j ;s ekunaM viukus pkfg,] vkSj xzkgd ds eu ls bl Hkzkfa r dks [kRe djuk pkfg,A blds vykok] bl lsDVj dks vkxZukbt odZ dYpj dks viukus dk ,d ekSdk feyk gS] ftlds ckn os bl izkM s DV dh ekdsfZ Vax vkSj tkx:drk ij Hkh iSls dk fuos”k dj ldrs gSAa lkFk viuh izkfs QV ekftZu dks csgrj djus dk Hkh ;g ,d ekSdk gS] tks bl lsDVj ds xzkFs k ds fy, lgk;d gks ldrk gSA gkykafd 12 Qhlnh LySc esa gksus ds ckotwn cxkl ikfVZdy cksMZ dks vkxZukbt vksb,e@QuhZpj lsxesVa esa viuh iSB cukus esa fQygky fnDdr vk ldrh gS] D;ksfa d oqM ikfVZdy 28 Qhlnh LySc esa gS]a ogha QuhZpj Hkh 28 Qhlnh esa gS]a blfy, mUgsa bldk iwjk buiqV dzfs MV fey tk,xk] ftls os T;knk rjthg ns ldrs gS]sa blfy, cxkl dks fQygky ;gka ykHk gksrk ugha fn[k jgk gSA ysfdu] Hkkjr dk fjVsy cktkj cgqr cM+k gS] tks dkQh ek=k esa ikfVZdy cksMZ dk dkjksckj djrk gS] blfy, fjVsy lsxesVa ds cktkj esa cxkl dks viuh iSB] fo”oluh;] DokfyVh] bukso”s ku vkSj tkx:drk c<+kus dk ekSdk gS] ftlls mudh izkfs QV ekfTkZu Hkh csgrj gks ldrh gSA QuhZpj ds vykok dbZ vkSj izkM s DV dVsxjh esa bldk bLrseky gks ldrk gSA vxj cxkl ikfVZdy cksM]Z th,lVh esa viuh dk;Z{kerk dk lgh bLrseky djrk gS] vkSj blds fy, lkewfgd iz;kl djrk gS] rks ;g r; gS fd ,d lky ds vanj bl lsDVj dk cktkj lkbt nksxuq k gks tk,xk] tks bl lsDVj dks ubZ mapkbZ iznku djsxk] vkSj ,d vPNh igpku nsxkA vc bl tqykbZ vad dh ckr djs]a rks ;g vad oqM o iSuy lsDVj ds fy, dkQh egRoiw.kZ gS]a D;ksfa d th,lVh ds ckn fofHkUu izkM s DV dVsxjh o cktkj ij gksus okys blds izHkko dk ckfjfd;ksa ls vkdyu fd;k x;k gS] lkFk gh dbZ ,slh tkudkjh nh xbZ gS] tks bl lsDVj ls tqMs+ gj fdlh dks tkuuk t:jh gS] ftls viukdj gh os vius O;kikj dks vkxs dh fn”kk o n”kk r; dj ldrs gSAa gkykafd gekjk ;s eqfge fiNys vad ;kuh twu 2017 ls tkjh gS] ftlesa geus dbZ izkM s DV ij th,lVh ds izHkko dk vkdyu fd;k Fkk] tks lR; gksrk fn[k jgk gSA blds vykok] bl vad esa oqM o iSuy lsDVj ds mRiknu o forj.k ls tqMs+ dbZ yksxksa dh jk;] th,lVh ij fn;k x;k gS] tks dkQh tkudkjhiw.kZ o mRlkg o/kZd gSA lkFk gh] th,lVh ds ckn cktkj esa gksus okys cnyko ij] fnYyh dh IykboqM ,lksfl,”ku ds vkg~oku ij vkWy bafM;k IykboqM eSU;wQDS plZ dh ,sfrgkfld cSBd ij foLr`r fjiksVZ izLrqr gSA blds vykok] bl baMLVªh o VªM s ls lacfa /kr dbZ [kcjs]a ?kVukvkas o lwpukvksa ls 300 ist dk ;s vad iwjh rjg ycjst gSA vc tqykbZ ls] th,lVh ;qx esa lHkh ds fy, vPNs Hkfo’; dh dkeuk o “kqHkdkeuk !

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Basic price with Gst extra on plyBoards: aipMa

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ll India Plywood Manufacturer’s Association, AIPMA has unanimously passed the decision on behalf of 13 states attending the meeting in Delhi that plywood manufacturers shall issue new list on Ply-Boards and Doors to their respective dealers with basic price plus GST extra on their products with effect from July 1st. AIPMA members gathered in Delhi On 28th June, which was called by Delhi-NCR Plywood Manufacturers Association and discussed to bring change in GST regime. The members vowed to strongly follow the formal working culture in plywood industry and trade. They advised and motivated the SSI units to become organized and active under new rule of GST. The All India Plywood Manufacturers discussed the points like impact of GST on cost of raw materials, provision of input credit on timber and labor etc, hence decided for “basic price plus GST” the most suitable structure to be charged. The second conclusion was that there won’t be any price reduction on basic levels from present status because of cost escalation on raw materials with no input credit available, apart from rise in cost of manufacturing and compliances.

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The meeting also discussed the point of unorganized working among small units, various SSI in plyboards manufacturing and their adoptability of new culture and its impact on markets. The top most agenda was that ‘how to pursue GST committee to lower the GST slab from 28 percent to 18 percent’ as plywood produced in India is largely an agro based timber product and there is hardly 20 % input claims possibility seeing the raw material coming from planters hence keeping highest tax slab of 28 % is making the product costlier and also creating a burden and death knell for thousands of small sized manufacturers and big trouble for plantation growers.

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The meeting also concluded that there should be formation of a committee on the matter of “how to approach government to reduce GST from 28 to 18 percent in ways to safeguard the small and medium scale industry in coming time.

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The meeting was attended by delegates and office bearers of state associations like NIPMA, SIPMA, HPMA, PPMA, UPPMA, UTPMA, Kerala PMA, Karnataka PMA, RPMA, Delhi-NCR PMA, Gujarat and Bihar PMA, where more than 200 ply board manufacturers were together for deciding about burning issues after GST. www.plyreporter.com

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TranSformaTion & Turnaround

Abolishing indirect taxes like Excise, CST, VAT, Service Tax, Octroi etc, the new law GST has impacted the wood panel decorative industry and trade like never before. GST has been implemented from July 1, 2017 since whole wood panel market space is somehow puzzled and struggling with non clarity on various issues like e-way bill, compliance and returns, dispatches and invoice formats, input credit, impact on prices and consequence on payments in coming months. Scenario on demand, market competition, fear of loosing market share etc are additional blues people are struggling with. Many traders and dealers are still reeling under doubts of whether they shall go for composition scheme or it will not be possible etc. This article can not cover all but is an effort to clear the basics that has come to public domain as a must know points. For many of the readers it may be an old piece of knowledge but there are thousands of Ply Reporter readers who trust our monthly info and look forward for the same in case of GST. The objective of the implementation of the GST is to bring all the taxes in single net and eliminate the cascading effect of taxes on production, distribution and sales prices on any goods & services in the country.

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TermInoloGy under GST reGIme

• debIT noTe • delIVeRy Challan • e-way bIll • Tally • ITC (InpuT Tax CRedIT) • CompoSITIon SCheme • hSn Code

KEY NOTINGS:

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CGST, SGST To be equally CharGed for loCal SaleS: Example, for 28 % GST slab, sale within your state, 14% SGST and 14 % CGST to be charged.

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IGST for any InTerSTaTe Sale: Any sale outside your state, IGST will be imposed. Example, on supply of goods or services of 18%, from Delhi to Gurgaon or any other state, IGST will be charged at 18%. GST on advanCe reCeIved aGaInST Supply of GoodS and ServICeS: Example, If a person orders for buying plywood amounting to Rs. 2 lakhs and gave advance of Rs. 1 lakhs, then he will have to pay GST on that advance to the supplier at that time only. reCeIpT vouCher: At the time of receiving advance amount, the suppliers will have to issue the Receipt Voucher with GST charged on that advance amount. paymenT vouCher: A registered person who is paying tax under reverse charge mechanism shall issue a payment voucher at the time of making payment to the supplier. refund vouCher: When a receipt voucher has been issued on advance payment and subsequently no supply is made and no tax invoice is issued, the registered person may issue a refund voucher to the person who had made the payment. CredIT noTe: If supplier has charged higher amount of tax whereas tax payable is less than actually taken from receiver in such cases supplier has to issue credit note. debIT noTe: When supplier collects lower amount of tax than tax amount payable on such supply of goods and/ or services. delIvery Challan: Goods to be sent to a job worker & Received; delivery challan is to be issued when raw materials are sent to job worker and finished goods are received from job worker.

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• CGST • SGST • IGST • ReCeIpT VouCheR • paymenT VouCheR • Refund VouCheR • CRedIT noTe

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Delhi hosts All inDiA PlywooD MAnufActurers Meet, AiPMA forMeD The Delhi-NCR Plywood Manufacturers Association hosted first of its kinds historical meeting of all India Plywood Manufacturers on 28th June 2017 at Crown plaza hotel, Delhi, which was attended by more than 200 manufacturers with objective to create a consensus on doing business post GST regime.

ly-Boards and Door Manufacturers from different states of the country were present

) Basic rate plus GST extra will be charged ) No Price reduction from present rates ) Payment terms to be followed as 20 days from Dispatch date ) Efforts for lowering GST slab from 28 % to 18 %

in this historical gathering that was aimed

to bring changes and adopt organised work culture in plywood industry and trade. Delegates and office bearers of state associations like NIPMA, SIPMA, HPMA, PPMA, UPPMA, UTPMA, Kerala PMA,

will be continued ) All India Plywood Manufacturers Association

Karnataka PMA, RPMA, Delhi-NCR PMA, Gujarat

(AIPMA) formed ) Mr Naresh Tiwari and Mr Devender Chawla unanimously elected as Chairman and President of AIPMA respectively ) More than 200 manufacturers from 10 states participated in the meet

the meeting. Sri Vikas Khanna, President and Sri

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and Bihar PMA were present in large numbers at Manish Kedia, Vice President, Mr. Amrit Goyal, Gen Secretary along with other members of Delhi-NCR PMA organized the first of its kind meeting where more than 200 ply board manufacturers were together for deciding burning issues after GST.

The All India Plywood manufacturers discussed the points like impact of GST on cost of raw materials, provision of input on timber and labor etc and hence the new price structure to be charged from the market. The meeting also discussed the point of informal working of various SSI in plyboards manufacturing and how to pursue GST committee to lower the GST from 28 percent to 18 percent as plywood produced in India is largely a agro based timber product and keeping under highest tax slab of 28 percent is a burden and death knell for small sized manufacturers as well as plantation growers. It was concluded in the all India plywood manufacturers meeting that on Ply, Boards and Doors, the new list will be Basic price + GST price. The second conclusion was made that there wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be any price reduction on basic levels from present status. The all India meeting also decided that there should a formation of a committee to work on a serious matter of â&#x20AC;&#x153;how to approach

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