WhatPackaging? quiz: Indian paperboard packaging

What is the projected value of the Indian paper and paperboard packaging industry by 2029, based on the given data?
a) USD 12.87 billion
b) USD 17.74 billion
c) USD 20 billion
d) USD 10 billion

Which federal agency released a list of steps to outlaw specific single-use plastic products in June 2022, thereby driving the demand for paper packaging in India?
a) Ministry of Commerce and Industry
b) Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)
c) Indian Institute of Packaging
d) Bureau of Indian Standards

In which Indian state did Tamil Nadu Newsprint & Papers Limited (TNPL) call for tenders to set up a new multi-tissue paper plant in February 2024?
a) Maharashtra
b) Tamil Nadu
c) Gujarat
d) Karnataka

What is the primary focus of TNPL's new tissue paper plant in Manapparai SIPCOT?
a) Manufacturing cardboard boxes
b) Producing writing paper
c) Making tissue papers like facial tissues, toilet tissues, napkins, and kitchen towels
d) Recycling old newspapers

Which company, mentioned at the Print Summit 2024, offers alternatives to single-use plastic and LDPE-coated packaging/disposables in the F&B industry with its Filo portfolio and Sign-Up Green launch?
a) JK Paper
b) ITC
c) TNPL
d) Seshrayee

What material does TNPL utilise to produce biodegradable bags?
a) Bamboo
b) Sugarcane bagasse
c) Cotton
d) Wood pulp

Which major trend in the Indian paper industry involves the expansion of existing capacity and strong input sourcing capabilities at factories?
a) Increased demand for paper packaging
b) Switch from plastic to paper
c) Sustainability initiatives
d) Focus on profitability

What is the primary reason behind Indian paper majors venturing into paperboard production, according to the given data?
a) To reduce production costs
b) To diversify their product offerings
c) To meet government regulations
d) To compete with international competitors