doing
their
bit for
sustainability

Novelis

Novelis

That swig of soda tastes so good from an ice-cold can, doesn't it? Now, what if we sweetened the plot by telling you, the can you are holding can be recycled and turned back into a new can in just 60 days!

Novelis has created the first and largest closed-loop recycling system which allows it to recycle more than 82 billion used beverage cans a year! Aluminium is infinitely recyclable and recycling aluminium requires 95% less energy than primary aluminium production. This means the same beverage can could be recycled to make the same product again and again, reducing impact on the environment and establishing a secure supply chain.

ITC

ITC

Staying at an ITC hotel is not just about feeling like royalty, but it could be about helping the environment too!

ITC Hotels is making big strides in water conservation by reusing wastewater, collecting rainwater, and even creating water from thin air! They treat industrial wastewater for toilets, reduce water flow, and bottle their own "Zero Mile" SunyaAqua brand water. This reduces their reliance on freshwater sources.

Tata
Communications

Tata

Let's take sustainability sky-high!

Tata Communications is taking a big step towards greener business travel. They're partnering with airlines to use Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) instead of regular jet fuel. SAF helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which is a major contributor to climate change. This initiative shows Tata Communications' commitment to being a responsible company and reducing its environmental impact.

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CARBON FOOTPRINT?

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