For decades the product line has been evolving in order to become richer and richer. The stationery industry is flexible and absorbs technology dissecting across many segments. It was easier to understand the World stationer whence the product line was small limited to paper, pen, pencil, rubber, and ink.
The stationery segment has grown and diversified rapidly in the last few decades. As a matter of fact, the ever-changing dynamics have made this no more stationary it is volatile and ever-growing. For dealers and manufacturers, this extended product line has proven to be a boon with trade volumes increasing manyfold year on year.
It is not the evolution or technological growth that is going upscale with aid of technology the innovation too is going sky high. With advancements in industrial printing technology and computer-aided design plus sophisticated printers, all are assisting in the advent of spectacular designs.


Promotional products are the biggest consumer of stationery items. New designs and prints and amazing novelty items are driving the trade into the higher mode with promotional products delivering the big boost. In spite of electronic communication and messaging the glee of sending greetings by snail mail and receiving the same accords a thrill greater than that received in cyberspace.



Food packaging in times of pandemic has found to increase usage and even fast food delivery needs to be well wrapped in order to assure hygiene. Human touch is no longer acceptable there has to be a paper well in between all the time. The infectious nature of viruses through human contact has sent the ball rolling in favor of packaging material. The packaging is being used extensively such that human traces are not delivered to customers along with foods and essentials. 
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Comments
Great Information! Thanks!
pateluday, Thank you for the practical information, pretty pictures and product lines.
There's an interesting article, "'Vrindavan-themed' Masks by Widows of Krishna Land," still available online from the June 24, 202, Hindustan Times. I know of the widows traditionally as quality paper-makers.
Agree!
Agree!
Absolutely right. The new supplements the old, but does not replace it.
Yes, paper is essential, especially those little cards my doctors write my appointments on. And if paper were ever to become obsolete what would we do with all those printers. Every computer connected to a printer is a testiment that a paper copy is important.