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PolyAl roofing sheets are recycled from Post Consumer Tetra Pak Cartons. They have multiple benefits compared to conventional roofing sheets available. They are available in 1mx3m sizes with an aluminium coating on the top surface and a funky cool texture on the inside.
This chipboard made from recycled Post Consumer Tetra Pak Cartons is an excellent alternative to plywood. They are available in 8ft x 4ft size in thickness of 6mm, 12mm and 18mm. They are water resistant, termite proof and good density properties. Try making your furniture (normal joinery techniques) with this chipboard to see how funky your furniture can look. Visit our office to try out chairs, workstations, planters and cupboards made using this chipboard.
This Tissue is made using 100% recycled Post Consumer Tetra Pak Cartons. No dyes or chemicals was used in the production of these unbleached tissues. Yet hygiene and safety of the product was ensured through direct contact high heat and super-heated steam during the processing. Processing of this tissue uses only 1/3rd of the electrical energy and very low water resources when compared to processing of virgin tissue.
Each C-fold has 150 in each pack and the toilet rolls are available in three sizes (100, 150, & 200 gm).
More than 60% of waste generated by a city constitutes organic waste.Composting this organic waste is a good solution for managing waste. Saahas Zero Waste has a well established framework where organic waste collected at our various centers is converted to organic compost or vermin-compost. We encourage you to come visit us at our Kasa Rasa centers to witness how organic waste is processed to make good quality compost.
The high value of resin used in making PET bottle makes its recycling more practical than recycling of most other plastic types. Over the past few decades, scrap PET is available in abundance through post-consumer scrap in the form of water and carbonated soft drink bottling.
PET bottles can be recycled to make more PET bottles, but this is not mandated in India. The next best option is to make fiber/yarn from scrap PET which is then used to make various garments and products. This material is commonly known as Polyester.