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Sugarcane bagasse is a sustainable alternative to single use plastic products.India produces about 100 million metric tonnes of bagasse every year. An Indian company is using this byproduct to make compostable packaging,plates & stuff. video Insider #ClimateAction

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bhaskaran3 年前

@thisisinsider Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers Limited first one to make paper using bagasse at Pugalur -Kagithapuram, Karur

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Ripudaman Bevli3 年前

@thisisinsider Fabulous! Bagasse, Bamboo, Areca leaf, Banana leaf - some alternatives to plastic which are fully compostable

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prem nath3 年前

@thisisinsider To encourage more usage of bio degradable products we need some reduction in Tax

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PRABHAT CHAUDHARY3 年前

@thisisinsider A good step to avoid pollution.

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Good Politics3 年前

@thisisinsider at the same time govt must stop one time plastics side by side. still we r having access to plastic carry bag in shops. u can have a surprise visit to any shop in tamilnadu, u can find it. if we need sustainable, the we must act holistically. just one side reform is not enough.

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D.jamesvijayaraghava3 年前

@thisisinsider SUPERB

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subash S3 年前

@thisisinsider 🙏👍👏👏🙌🙌🇮🇳🇮🇳

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deepakbhatnagar3 年前

@thisisinsider A very laudable decision to achieve sustainable development.

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Nijesh Jayakar3 年前

@thisisinsider Lovely!

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om ojha3 年前

@thisisinsider The product should be manufactured across the country and be available on a mass scale.

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