EPR penalties now run up to ₹15 lakh + ₹10,000/day from 2026. Check your compliance status →
Uncategorized

Lays, Kurkure and Bingo shall now come in smaller versions

The 2 Billion Dollar Snacks industry in India has come under the eyes of Maharashtra State Pollution Control Board. In order to meet new plastic norms, Snacks packets size is being reduced in after a Statewide ban on the sale of larger packets as it contributes to the Plastic Pollution. It is already being thought that the same shall be followed in rest of the states as well. Sustainable Packaging Solutions are need of the hour in order to reduce, recycle and reuse waste. There has been alarming concern about Multi Layered Plastics which are used for packaging of snacks as these cannot be recycled again. Therefore, there has been tremendous pressure on Producers to reduce their size and make the packaging recyclable once again. It is also an excellent opportunity for a PRO ( Producer Responsibility Organization) to step up their efforts not only in managing the waste of producers but also provide efficient design for the packaging industry. We at PRO India Recycling also are working on the similar ideas to make India a Plastic Waste and a Landfill Free nation.

Source : https://economictimes.indiatimes.com

Featured Image Source : https://www.potatopro.com/topics/chips-and-snacks

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Keep reading

Related insights

Img

ZERO EMISSION, REAL AMBITIONS: THE BUSINESS PATH TO SUSTAINABILITY

What Are Zero Emissions and why it matters Zero emissions refer to the complete elimination of greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide…

Predictive Analytics in Supply Chain – Need of the hour?

How would companies adapt to changing customer preferences especially after COVID-19? After all, customers form the base for any organization and serving…

Aldi begins black plastics phase-out as part of packaging overhaul

Discount chain Aldi is switching a range of its fresh produce packaging from hard-to-recycle black plastic to clear, recyclable alternatives, in a…

Need help applying any of this?

Turn insight into action — talk to our ESG & EPR experts about your specific situation.

Talk to an expert