Yash Papers, the country's one of the largest paper manufacturing company, which is participating in 'UP Investor’s Summit' showcased its new range of compostable tableware made of sugarcane waste under the name CHUK.
The Faizabad-based company has made all products from bagasse, a renewable source, while the company claimed that the CHUK tableware range is 100 per cent eco-friendly, compostable and safe for the environment.
Bagasse pulp makes the products lightweight and easy to handle, flexible to protect from damage and strong to prevent spillage and also makes them suitable for use in microwave ovens and they can also be used for freexing food. With the eco-friendly product range, the brand aims to not only promote sustainability but also save environment from pollution.
Speaking at the Summit, Head of Strategy, Yash Papers, Ved Krishna said on Wednesday that they were privileged to be a part of such an event which not only promotes overall economic growth of individual industry but also the state and the country as a whole.
"CHUK is our new range of products and we are looking forward for new business opportunities for us, while focussing on our ethics of sustainability. We are thankful to the state government for organising an event at such a large scale that will give recognition to all small and large scale industries in UP and boost its development.”
Aligned with Investor Summit’s initiative to make UP a smart state, Yash Papers aims to provide a smart solution for zero garbage by raising awareness on environment-friendly solutions in food and hospitality business.