China conveyor belts Manufacturers on Wednesday said it has expanded its packaging-free shipping (PFS) to over a 100 cities in India as part of its sustainability efforts. With PFS, multiple customer orders are secured and transported in reusable totes during deliveries," a statement said.PFS - an India-first initiative - was launched in June last year in nine cities.Products that are shipped packaging-free include tech accessories, home and home improvement products, shoes, luggage, and others."With this expansion of PFS, more than 40 per cent of Amazon customer orders shipped from Amazon Indias Fulfilment centers are now packaging-free or have significantly reduced packaging."At Amazon India, we are aggressively working towards building innovative and sustainable packaging solutions which will help us minimise waste.
The expansion of PFS to 100 cities within a year is a testament to Amazons commitment towards sustainability, he added. There is no foul smell at all." They also had a waste management company on board to handle whatever waste was generated in a sustainable way. With steel plates, tumblers and other steel vessels on hire for no cost at all, she has been trying to reduce the amount of plastic waste that is generated at events for over a year. Rest can be beautifully managed." The chemical-free shampoos at Adrish are in dispensers and one can take a can and fill it in."Vani Murthy (58), Bengaluru"The first step to waste management is understanding your waste"When Vani decided to host a wedding reception for her son in Bengaluru, she wasn’t sure how to go about it producing little to no waste.
My mom was sceptical of the changes but she recently told me how nice the house was looking. The reason why we have earthenware and bronze vessels that were earlier used in our country. And if you’re still not sure how to go about it, meet these six eco-warriors who are leading by example. "Once you start growing your own food, that’s what starts you off on a journey towards healthy living. So every toothbrush you and I have ever used is sitting on our planet somewhere," says Sahar, founder of Bare Necessities, a company that sells a wide range of zero-waste, organic and chemical-free products." She also started looking at local kirana stores, farmer’s markets and local bazaars to buy her groceries. "I place my compost bin near the window sill or in the balcony. Toothbrushes — 4. Consume and use the stuff, which is recyclable, reusable, refurbishable and repairable. She also started carrying a small pouch with a steel spoon, steel straw and a handkerchief.
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