India's ceramic industry is looking to almost double its turnover to Rs 50,000 crore by 2020, driven by rising domestic consumption and exports to the Middle-East, Europe and other newer destinations.

The manufacturers are poised to compete with China in the global ceramic market, which is a lead exporter with 40 per cent market share, by expanding product portfolio and scouting for new geographies.

To attract more business and global customers, Gujarat- based Morbi Ceramic Cluster, a leading player, is organizing the second edition of 'Vibrant Ceramics'

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