The common thread that runs through all of our actions has always been our commitment to sustainability. Our three-pronged approach focuses on obtaining raw materials from reputable sources, practicing transparent manufacturing processes, and giving back to the society through corporate social responsibility. It goes far beyond profit and prioritizes the benefit of the planet we live in.
Our Raw Materials
As our modern economies expand, so does the demand for raw materials. While they are essential for sustainable development, they can have an adverse impact on the environment if not managed properly. This is why everything that goes into manufacturing our paper and jute products is evaluated for its environmental impact. We only use materials from reputable suppliers, using as few inks and adhesives as possible and prioritising water-based inks whenever possible as an alternative to solvent-based inks.
Environment Friendly Jute Cultivation
The cultivation of jute locally may fetch the following environmental benefits:
Less Fertilizer / Pesticides
Relatively less quantity of fertilizer / pesticide is required for jute cultivation – especially in comparison to cotton.
Cleans the Air
Studies indicate that one hectare of jute plants can consume up to 15 tons of carbon dioxide and release 11 tons of oxygen during the jute growing season.
Improves Soil Conditions
With jute cultivation, large portions of leaves and roots remain with the soil and results in improved soil fertility.
Improves other Crops
When jute is rotated with other crops, it improves the health of those crops and reduces their risk of attracting pests and diseases.
Biodegradable
Jute products are 100% biodegradable and can also be disposed of without causing environmental hazards.
High Biological Efficiency
Jute can be harvested within four to five months.
Our Manufacturing Practices
Our process ensures that products are consistently produced and tested against the stringent standards. While risks can not be completely eliminated, we do our best to reduce them as much as possible. We assess and update our manufacturing practices on a regular basis to ensure that our processing is as sustainable as possible and meets or exceeds industry standards. We are constantly striving to reduce our own packaging use, including using as little packaging as possible when delivering our products to customers.
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
- Indus Hospital
- SIUT
- HOPE (Community Development)
- Fatimid Foundation (Blood Donation)
- Mohammad Blood Bank
- Nigahban Surgical Unit V (Civil Hospital)
- Fatima Kidney Care Hospital
- Marie Adelaid Leprisy Centre
- ABSA School
- Kaghan School
- TCF
- Ghulaman-e-Abbas School
- Madawa Welfare Society (Special Children’s needs)
- Habib Public School
- Habib University
- IBA
- Lucky Cement
- Plantation of 100 mangrove trees in WWF Wet Land Centre
- Tree Plantations across the nation are being funded and facilitated by Pakistan Papersack Division, Thal Jute, and Indus Motor Company
- Clean Drive
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY