Cosmo Films

A multilingual corporate platform for a global films maker

A Laravel company website for a global BOPP/specialty-films maker. It has a product section built around technical details, many languages for major markets, and a full company and ESG section that the company edits itself.

Client: Cosmo Films
Industry: Manufacturing — Packaging
Location: India / Global
Duration: 18 weeks
Published: Sep 2019
Updated: Oct 2026

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Laravel

Platform

Site languages across major markets

100+

Countries served by the business

Film families in the product finder

The challenge

Cosmo Films is a global maker of specialty films: BOPP, CPP, BOPET and PET-G films, synthetic paper, coated and metallized films. It makes them in India and serves packaging, lamination and labelling customers in more than a hundred countries. A website for a company like this is not a brochure. It is a company platform that must speak to several very different groups at once.

Four audiences, one domain

Technical buyers need to move through a big product range full of technical details and find the exact film grade for their use: food, pharma, personal care, industrial.
A global market means the site cannot assume everyone reads English. Buyers in different regions expect the site in their own language.
People who care about the company and ESG: investors, auditors, partners and future employees. They come for leadership information, certifications, sustainability and CSR reports, news, awards and careers.
Sustainability matters for business. PVC-free and recyclable films set the company apart. The site has to show its ESG work in a way people can trust, not as marketing talk.

The challenge was to make a large, multi-language company site easy to move through and easy to maintain. A visitor with no technical background can browse the products, and a specifier can dig into the details. The company's own team can keep the whole site current across languages and sections.

What we built

We built the platform on Laravel. The product groups, the multi-language content and the company and ESG sections are all managed in one system, not in separate mini-sites.

A product architecture built for specification, not just display

Films are sorted by family and by use. The families are BOPP, CPP, BOPET, PET-G, synthetic paper, rigid packaging, capacitor-grade, lidding and label films, and the PVC-free "green" range. A product finder lets a technical visitor go from what they need to a suitable grade. Brochures and documents can be downloaded right where a specifier looks for them.

Multilingual as structure, not translation bolt-on

The site comes in many languages for its major markets. A page and its translations are stored as the same page in different languages. This keeps a global site consistent as it grows, instead of splitting into separate language versions that slowly stop matching.

The corporate and ESG estate as managed content

Leadership profiles, awards and certifications, plant information, sustainability and CSR reports, news and media coverage, exhibitions and careers are all content types in the CMS. The company's team publishes and updates these directly. Company news should never need a developer.

Server-rendered, discoverable, maintainable

Pages built with Blade keep this large site fast and easy for search engines to read, with WhatsApp and contact options for enquiries. A standard Laravel + MySQL base keeps a big site on one platform that is easy to run.

The outcome

The result is one platform that serves technical product buyers and company or investor readers in many languages. The company runs it, not an agency.

What the platform delivers

A navigable specialty-films catalogue sorted by film family and use, with a product finder and attached documents for technical buyers.
A multilingual footprint covering the company's major global markets, with translations kept inside the same pages, not in copied sites.
A complete company and ESG section — leadership, certifications, sustainability and CSR, careers, news and media — all editable in-house through the CMS.

Why it holds up as the company grows

Products, translations and company content are set up as managed content types. So new grades, new languages, new certifications and new reports are added to an existing system, not built from scratch. This manufacturer earns trust partly by being clearly global and clearly responsible. The website shows this in the same way in every language and every section.

Just as important, the marketing and communications team handles daily publishing. The platform's job is to make a very large company site easy to run. That keeps a site like this up to date for years after launch.

Under the hood