Today, we, as humans, are progressing rapidly in every field of technology and development. However, in this race for advancement, we seem to forget the very Earth we stand on, the one we call “Dharani” (the bearer), for it has patiently sustained us, enduring all adverse conditions. While it’s true that development and destruction often go hand in hand, if we wish for future generations to enjoy this healthy and beautiful planet, we must act now, taking timely and effective measures. We must show the same patience and resolve in preserving our Earth for the generations to come.
The Earth itself is a symbol of patience, bearing the weight of all mankind. But for how long can it continue to endure? Isn’t it our duty to reflect on this and take action? We need to start caring for our planet before it’s too late, so we can hand it over to the next generation in a pure, green, and healthy state. There are countless ways to protect the Earth, but as the saying goes, “Every drop fills the ocean.” Just as a single step matters, we should take small yet consistent actions each day.
There is much to say and much to do, with endless possibilities in both thought and action. However, if we integrate these efforts into our daily routines, we can truly make strides toward conservation and ultimately achieve our goal. Let’s take a step together with our teams, and pledge to use products that help maintain the fertility and properties of the Earth—those that biodegrade easily after use and contribute to sustaining the Earth’s quality.
We use bagasse, the leftover residue after the full extraction of sugarcane, as our primary raw material for our products. Bagasse contains 35-40% cellulose, which is ideal for making paper and other pulp-based products. It also contains 25-30% lignin, which we appropriately remove through cooking and washing. As a natural byproduct, bagasse decomposes much faster than plastics or other polymer-based products. This makes it an economically viable and superior option for protecting the Earth.
By minimizing the harm to our planet and preserving its dignity and quality, we can use compostable tableware, recycled products, locally made jute items, and biodegradable materials. Let’s strive to make our Earth healthier and more sustainable for the future.
