We are proud to be green!

Paper remains one of the most critically needed products reaped from the environment. Whether it is notebooks used by children in school, or the books that entertain and intellectually sustain us, whether it is the carton of toothpaste or the box of medicines, paper is an integral part of our lives. While we fulfill this critical need for society, we also remain mindful of the huge losses suffered by the environment through deforestation.

At Khanna papers, we utilize as raw materiel paper waste imported from other countries. Thus we begin our manufacturing process by making use of waste, instead of wood chips obtained from cutting down of trees.

Throughout our products, activities and services, we endeavor to minimise any adverse impact on the environment by means of pollution prevention, energy and water conservation. In this way, cost savings, increased operational efficiency and improved quality of products and services are achieved as well as a safe environment maintained for the community as a whole and a healthy workplace for the Company's employees.

In pursuit of this policy, we believe:-

	Environmental Protection and Waste Minimisation is the responsibility of every employee and persons working for and on behalf of the company and should be an integral part of their working life supported by training whenever appropriate.
	Every endeavor will be made to ensure that the Company meets its responsibilities by conforming to all applicable Environmental Legislation and regulatory requirements, and with other requirements to which the company subscribes, in relation to its environmental aspects.
	Prime consideration will be given to the prevention of pollution and the elimination of waste and emissions at source.
	Customers and suppliers will be encouraged to support the same objectives by minimising environmental impact through waste and reducing energy consumption whenever possible.
	Inform and educate all person(s) working for or on behalf of the company, about environmental issues