KRecycling, a leading brand in the field of paper, packaging, and allied products, is showcasing its wide range of product portfolio at Paperex 2023, to be held from 6 to 9 December at India Expo Center, Greater Noida.
The company’s portfolio includes kraft paper, shopping bag paper (odor-free), printing paper, newsprint, duplex board, bleached kraft, sublimation paper, thermal paper-jumbo rolls & POS rolls, film face paper, black kraft, and many more.
“Paperex is the world’s largest paper show, so it will be a great way to exhibit all our products on one platform. It’s an excellent opportunity to meet and greet existing as well as prospective new customers, stakeholders, and industry stalwarts for learning new developments, industry insights and future growth,” said Sanjeev Khullar, CEO, KRecycling. He believes the exhibition will play a key role in adding value to the business by expanding its customer base.
With limited natural resources available, the demand for recycled products is growing at a significant pace. With innovation and latest technologies, Khullar believes recycling is the future of the paper industry.
Highlighting the concept of the circular economy being developed as a viable alternative to the existing system, Khullar says, “We need to understand that the waste generated by us is not waste, but a resource that can be recycled. A lot of value can be created out of it. Paper & board consumption in India is likely to witness 6 to 7 per cent annual growth pa and will reach 30 million tonnes by 2030, due to emphasis on education and literacy with growth in organized retail segment. However, due to the shortage of virgin raw material, majority of mills are using recovered paper as their major raw material for manufacturing paper and board.”
With the objective of providing effective waste management solutions and a net reduction in waste produced, KRecycling labels itself as a company in the niche of waste management and recycling.
At Paperex 2023, KRecycling will be present in hall 15, stand no O44.
