Category: PAPER & PRINTING

Top Five Alternatives to Plastic

By SolutionBuggy
August 17, 2022
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS IDEAS, PAPER & PRINTING, PLASTIC
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Plastic is one of the major causes of environmental pollution in the world, including India. To minimize the damage due to increased usage of plastic, the government began taking control measures by banning plastic in the country. The government recently announced the ban on the manufacture, sale and use of…

How to Start Paper Manufacturing Business in India?

By SolutionBuggy
October 22, 2021
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, MANUFACTURING BUSINESS IDEAS, MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, NEW PLANT SETUP, PAPER & PRINTING
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Paper is one of the most widely used materials with a wide range of applications in our day-to-day life. It also finds applications across industries such as packaging, publishing, etc. In spite of people moving towards digital mediums, the demand for paper has been increasing over the past few years,…

How to start paper manufacturing business

How to Start Paper Bag Manufacturing Business in India?

By SolutionBuggy
August 29, 2020
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, PAPER & PRINTING
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Paper bag manufacturing is one of the best manufacturing business ideas today considering the high demand for paper bags in the market. The paper bags are being used by a large number of businesses these days for their packaging needs instead of the plastic bags. Paper bag manufacturing requires minimal…

What are the main aspects of paper packaging materials used for food packaging

By SolutionBuggy
September 15, 2018
FOOD & BEVERAGE, PACKAGING, PAPER & PRINTING
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The Indian packaging industry constitutes about 4% of the global packaging industry. It has shown a growth of 13% annually expecting to reach $32 billion by 2020. Plastic packaging sums up to about 40%. However, 25 states in India have banned the use of plastic. This would open doors or…

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