As you know, every day tons of water are wasted by various industries and household activities. Keeping water scarcity in mind, Nikita Papers sincerely is making sincere efforts to save water, the pivotal reason for our survival. Intertwined with the concept of “Go Green” and “zero water discharge,” we produce recyclable kraft papers and reduce all the wastewater, produced during the process. With eco-friendly practice and the latest available technology, we are building Nikita Papers as a ZERO LIQUID DISCHARGE unit. By adopting zero water discharge methodology, we can reduce our carbon footprint, create positive public perception, and achieve environmental compliance.
By extending our legacy of building recyclable kraft paper, we are committed towards economic development while improving the quality of life of the families as well as local communities and society at large. As a responsible company, we contribute our profit to the welfare of our society, including APNA GHAR ASHRAM, EKAL VIDYALAYAS, and Deen Dayal Cow Science and Research Training Center. We adhere to core principles of sustainable development while providing eco-friendly products and services to society. Over time, we have been engaged in several social welfare projects and generous activities to make our world a better place for the next generation.
We are an ISO 14001: 2015 certified company for Environmental Management Systems (EMS). The certification showcases our effective and systematic management of environmental responsibilities. We are committed not only to regulatory complaints but also to the ongoing improvement of our environment. At Nikita Papers, our approach to environmental management helps us to reduce waste, conserve energy, and cost savings.
FSC Certification ensures that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social and economic benefits. With FSC certification, we are committed to choosing paper, wood, and other forest products made with materials that support responsible forestry.
Our business practices are managed systematically and preserve biological diversity to benefit of local people as well as workers.