Recycled Paper

All Recycled Paper

Committed to Sustainability

Base Papers Limited’ products are made completely from recycled paper. Old newspapers, used and waste paper from institutions and individuals are sourced locally through paper recycling contractors. This acts as the principle raw material for Base Papers Limited’ catalogue of premium quality paper

Base Papers Factory Image 1
Base Papers ETP Featured Image
Process

Zero Pollution Process

Effort for the Environment

Base Papers Limited puts maximum effort in keeping pollution to an absolute minimum. The process has been specifically designed to prevent any contamination in the environment. This begins with recycling chemicals used in pulp preparation. The left-over slurry is reused to ensure the chemicals are utilized to the fullest extent. Termed zero discharge ETP, this method of treating and reusing the process fluid is a simple but significant strategy in making a process green.

Process

Green Work Life

Lush Life

A factory surrounded by trees and ponds, Base Papers Limited Mill is a lovely place to work. The lush on-site environment is a testament to the company’s core principles of sustainability and quality. Life at Base Papers Limited is one of quality and one of greenery.

Base Papers Factory Image 11

First Phase of Paper Recycling Process

 Paper recycling makes up a large segment of the industry and is defined as the range of activities associated with the recovery and processing of scrap paper so that it can be used in the production of new paper products.  

Base Papers Collection Process

Collection

Waste papers are collected from collection bins and deposited in a large recycling container along with the paper received from other collection bins.

Base Papers Transportation Process

Transportation

All of the recovered or collected paper waste then gets transported to the paper recycling plant on a collection van or truck.

Base Papers Sorting Process

Sorting

After getting transported to the recycling plant, the papers are sorted into different paper categories, such as cardboard, newspapers, newsprint, magazine paper, and computer paper.