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Strata opens new geosynthetics plant in India

By April 1, 20191 Min Read
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Strata Geosystems, a joint venture of Glen Raven, headquartered in Mumbai, and a leading specialist in the soil reinforcement industry, has opened a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Daheli, Gujarat, recently, to meet the demand for geotechnical products in India and around the globe.


Strata began as a manufacturer
of geogrids in 2004 and has evolved to become both a manufacturer and India’s largest developer for reinforced soil structures. Today, Reinforced soil technology has been adapted across the country, which led the company to expand its capacity and more effectively cater
to the growing infrastructure needs in India. The plant was constructed using Strata’s own technical textiles for flooring, internal roads, water-proofing, slopes and embankments, and loading aprons, providing
a testament to the products’ benefits.

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