Zero-Microplastic Paper Cups in Bangalore

Bangalore's tech-forward workforce is increasingly ESG-conscious. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, and hundreds of funded startups are under pressure to demonstrate sustainable procurement in their ESG reports. Paper cups in office pantries are one of the most visible daily-use items — and switching to genuinely zero-plastic cups is a low-effort, high-visibility sustainability win. Karnataka's plastic ban adds regulatory pressure, while Bangalore's 4,000+ cloud kitchens on Swiggy and Zomato need compliant food packaging. Pratva's CPPRI certification provides verifiable proof of zero-plastic content — not just marketing claims, but government-lab-certified results that hold up in ESG audits and compliance documentation.

Every standard PE-coated paper cup releases approximately 25,000 microplastic particles into hot beverages. Pratva’s aqueous-coated cups are CPPRI-certified to contain zero plastic film — meaning zero microplastic shedding, full re-pulpability with normal paper waste, and compliance with FDA 21 CFR and FSSAI food safety standards.