An interview from Mr. Ayush Mittal, Managing Director, Shitla Papers Pvt. Ltd.
Paper Desk : Could you let us know of Shitla Papers?
Ayush Mittal : Dealers, Exporters & Suppliers of all types of paper used in the packaging industry worldwide, with our head office based in New Delhi, more than 12 offices across the nation and presence in 10 countries across the globe. We have been helping our clients being a single part with best-in-class service and customized solutions.
The company pledges to continue the pave of honesty & Integrity, qualitative & Primitively knowledge. While expanding the service across the globe we look forward to increased bound width at every sector of an involvement that takes not only capture the highest possible double-digit market share but also the heart of industry.
PD : What are your company’s mission & vision?
AM : We are Committed to Provide the premium paper and packaging Solution to our clients & excel in serving paper products worldwide. We believe every moment is the moment that we are grateful to take the reins of our company on the verge of big meritorious turning points. Our vision is to consistently excel in our endeavor to deliver the first quality products worldwide to contribute to our customer’s success.
“We believe every moment is the moment that we are grateful to take the reins of our company on the verge of big meritorious turning points”
PD : Your products for the current paper consumers market?
AM : We have a vast variety of paper for consumers in Packaging Industry like specially for Master cartons, Mono Cartons, Carry Bags, Speciality Packaging, Luxury Packaging. Also we provide various types of paper with multiple types of Coatings like PE, Barrier, Water Proof Coating and many more which are used in Food Packaging Industry.
PD : Do you Trade light GSM Papers and what are all the GSM & BF’s?
AM : We do trade vast range of Light GSM materials. Ranging from 15 GSM to 90 GSM and 12 BF to 45 BF we have all varieties of paper used in this industry either Brown or White, MG or MF finish.
PD : What is black kraft paper and where it is used?
AM : Same as white kraft there is black kraft paper and its available in 50 GSM to 300 GSM with high bursting and tear resistance, providing reliable packaging for products that demand durability and elegant presentation perfume industry mobile packaging, rigid boxes and other fancy packaging goods etc. It adds an aesthetic appeal and can create as elegant or sophisticated pretension like photocopy & studios, book binding display & backdrops.
PD : SHITLA Papers are into virgin kraft trading and has it a competitive quality to imported Papers?
AM : We do have a variety of Indian & Imported virgin kraft paper our widely spread sales team can help you to arrange virgin kraft as per your needs.
PD : What are your other businesses / group companies?
AM : We have recently launched our new product in the Food packaging Industry “EKVEE FOOD WRAPS”. It is organic cellulose paper that is an explicit alternative to various non-biodegradable foils. The company pledges to continue the pave of honesty & Integrity, qualitative & Primitively knowledge. While expanding the service across the globe we look forward to increased bound width at every sector of an involvement that takes not only capture the highest possible double digit market share but also the heart of industry.
“It adds an aesthetic appeal and can create as elegant or sophisticated pretension like photocopy & studios, book binding display & backdrops”
PD : Could you explain us about your environment management policies?
AM : The concept of green business practices has gained significant momentum as individuals, corporations an governments alike recognize the urgent need to address environmental challenges. Green business practices encompass a range of sustainable strategies that aim to reduce the negative impact of businesses on the environment while simultaneously fostering long- term growth. One of the primary benefits of implementing green practices in business operations is cost savings. By optimizing energy consumption, reducing waste, and using sustainable materials, companies can cut down on expenses while enhancing efficiency.
“We look forward to increased bound width at every sector of an involvement that takes not only capture the highest possible double digit market share but also the heart of industry”
PD : How the current market conditions and Indian paper mills are able to produce the papers to their entire capacity?
AM : The market conditions is fastest growing and Indian paper mills has lot of potential to produce paper to the world. Due to lack in demand of export paper and dipping market trends Indian paper mills seem to run on lower production capacity, and it might prolong for sum more time in the market scenario shows similar turbulence.
PD : What are all the keen areas, the Indian paper mills to improve themselves to compete with international players?
AM : Mills have already improved themselves from previous but surely raising standard to meet international trading trend we still need to work upon a lot with commitment to consistency on quality and monetary.
PD : What is your suggestion to the industry to make paper more sustainable?
AM : Well, it would be to increase operational efficiency by reducing cost and wastages. Also encouraging and investing in paper recycling and more importantly education and awareness to individuals and business to choose sustainably produced paper products and support environmentally conscious brand are practices toward same, like foster certification and label paper products with recognized eco-labels to provide transparency and enable consumers to make informed choices.
PD : How do you see the growth of Indian Paper Industry in near future?
AM : The Indian Paper Industry has shown steady growth over the years, driven by factors such as increasing literacy rate, population growth, urbanization, and economic development. Additionally, the demand for paper- based packaging materials, such as cartons and corrugated boxes, has been rising due to the growth of e-commerce and organized retail sectors in the country.
Several initiatives by the Indian government, such as the “Make in India” campaign and the focus on improving infrastructure, have also been supportive of the growth of various industries, including the paper industry. These initiatives aim to attract investment, promote manufacturing, and create employment opportunities, which can positively impact the paper industry as well.
Furthermore, there is a growing awareness of sustainability and environmental concerns in India. This has led to an increased emphasis on eco-friendly practices, including the use of recycled paper and responsible sourcing of raw materials. The Indian paper industries has the potential to capitalize on this trend by adopting sustainable practices and offering eco-friendly paper products. In short, while I cannot provide a definitive prediction, the Indian paper industry is likely to continue growing in the near future, supported by factors such as economic development, increasing literacy rates, rising demand for packaging materials, and a growing focus on sustainability.
“The Indian Paper Industry has shown steady growth over the years, driven by factors such as increasing literacy rate, population growth, urbanization, and economic development”
