The first step in responsible waste management is to segregate at source.
Divide waste into wet and dry waste and dispose in separate bins.
Whether it is your office or residence interact/educate your waste collector about segregation and ask them to process the waste separately.
Most of the municipalities in the Country insist on this – check the rules for your locality.
Select the right packaging substrate–
Is it made from a renewable source?
Does it lend itself to easy collection, segregation and processing?
If you are not sure then contact the brand/foodservice provider and ask these questions about their packaging.
For more information please write to us at marketing.itcpspd@itc.in along with your complete business details.
Recyclability is the characteristic of a material to maintain useful physical and/or chemical properties after serving its original purpose.
Biodegradability is the capacity for biological degradation of organic materials by living organisms down to the base substances such as water, carbon dioxide, basic elements and biomass.
Compostability is the capacity of an organic material to be rapidly broken down completely through a controlled process over a period of 60 – 180 days.