Zero-Microplastic Paper Cups in Meerut

Meerut's economy has traditionally been driven by manufacturing, but its food and beverage sector is growing rapidly alongside the Delhi-Meerut Expressway development. New malls, quick-service restaurant chains, and cloud kitchens are opening across Shastri Nagar, Pallavpuram, and the Garh Road commercial belt. The city's colleges — including Meerut University, Shobhit University, and numerous coaching centres — run canteens that serve thousands of students daily. Each of these touchpoints represents hundreds of PE-coated cups dispensed every day, each one releasing microplastics into hot chai and coffee. With Meerut's proximity to Delhi NCR driving higher consumer awareness about health and sustainability, businesses that proactively switch to certified zero-microplastic packaging position themselves ahead of the inevitable regulatory and reputational curve.

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.