INTRODUCTION

Now in India the paper cup manufacturing industry is growing day by day.
The Papercups are manufactured in a very simple process using Food Grade
Raw Materials with least waste and are easiest to recycle. The labor
requirement for the installation of paper cup manufacturing is minimal. The
labor requirement for the installation of paper cup manufacturing is minimal.
The paper cup, set up with an investment of around Rs 10 lakh in machinery
and Rs 15 lakh in working capital, will have an annual turnover of Rs 6 lakh.
The total cost of production is about Rs. 7 lakhs, which will benefit
entrepreneurs 9 lakhs. A papercup is a disposable cup made out of paper and
often line or coated with plastic or wax to prevent liquid from leaking out or
soaking through the paper. It may be made of recycled paper and is widely
used around the world. It was common to have shared glasses or dippers at
water sources such as school faucets or water barrels in trains. This shared
use caused public health concerns Paper cups are becoming more and more
popular worldwide and are one way to become more environmentally
friendly and reduce exposure to food-borne infections The demand for paper
cups mainly arises from IT companies, educational institutions, food
canteens industrial canteens, restaurants, coffee or tea shops, fast food,
supermarkets, health clubs, and event organizers. The paper cup is a daily
use product in consumption. requirements, selling paper cups in the market
won't be difficult. With well- established demand and supply forces, market
prices of paper cups can be easily detected and sold to traders or customers
through a large number of channels.
MARKET POTENTIAL & STRATEGY

The India paper cups market reached a value of INR 2,139 Crore in 2020.
Looking forward, the market expected to grow during 2021-2026. The Paper
cups are widely used in India for consuming food and beverages such as tea,
coffee, soft drinks, etc. A number of factors which include rising disposable
incomes, convenience, recyclability, government regulations, growth in the
food services market, etc. Paper cups are widely used in India for consuming
food and beverages: such as tea, coffee, soft drinks, etc. There are two main
types of paper cups hot and cold. Cold cups normally consist of a waxy
coating inside to keep the paper from becoming wet and collapsing from the
absorption of liquid. While hot cups are much the same as the cold, with the
only difference that hot cups are specially designed to withstand the heat that
cold cups cannot. Sanitation and hygiene currently represent the biggest
drivers leading to the rising demand for disposable paper cups. Moreover,
owing to the increasing environmental damage caused by plastic and foam
cups, the Indian government has also formulated policies supporting the use
of paper cups, thereby, facilitating the market growth. The environmental
damage caused by plastic cups has led various organizations to encourage
the utilization of paper cups due to their eco-friendly nature, which has
created a positive impact on the global paper cups market. The account of
increasing awareness about cleanliness and hygiene, consumers consider
disposable paper cups to be safer than reusable cups, as they are exposed to
high heat during the manufacturing process which kills bacteria and renders
the product practically sterile. The paper cups market to exhibit moderate
growth during the next five years.
PROJECT AT A GLANCE

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Debt Service Coverage Ratio ( Average ) 1.87
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