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The biodegradable bottles were being manufactured by the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) at its Mumbai bottling plant on a trial basis. Lucknow: Passengers onboard the Lucknow-Delhi Tejas Express , the country's first private semi-high speed train, were being given biodegradable packaged drinking water bottles. Chief Regional Manager (CRM), IRCTC, Lucknow region, Ashwini Srivastava said: "At least 1,500 bottles are being served on Tejas Express every day in both up and down trips. The bottles would be in use for a few months to observe the results and check how much do they actually decompose. The bottles would be disposed of as prescribed ." The biodegradable bottles were being manufactured by the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) at its Mumbai bottling plant on a trial basis.This is the first time that the IRCTC, a central public sector enterprise under the Railways Ministry, has taken an eco-friendly measure by

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Plastic ban may leave bitter taste for food delivery

The industry believes PM Modi could announce a ban on single-use plastic materials on October 2, Mahatma Gandhi’s birth anniversary. India’s food services delivery business, the fastest-growing segment of the Rs 4-lakh-crore food and beverage industry, faces higher operating costs and the likelihood of disruption as the country considers banning single-use plastic materials from next month. “We may stop delivery of items temporarily if a sweeping ban is announced on October 2,” said SS Aggarwal, managing director of Bikanervala Foods that operates more than 50 restaurants across India. “We are exploring all possible options, but it takes time to put these in place, and will resume delivery when we find other options.” Aggarwal said that there must be viable alternatives to the cost-effective material the industry has hitherto used to help drive an eating-out culture, particularly in urban India. Restaurant chains believe that existing alternatives to plastic are more expens

Amazon India set to meet sales target

Amazon India said the rising number of crorepati sellers on its platform was an indicator of the company’s growth. BENGALURU/MUMBAI:- Amazon’s India unit is on track to hit its internal sales target for the current year, with the e-commerce behemoth’s seller base clocking robust growth despite an overall slowdown in the economy, a top executive said. Amit Agarwal, global senior vice president, and country head, Amazon India, said the rising number of crorepati sellers on its platform was an indicator of the company’s growth, a metric similar to same-store sales tracked by the offline retail industry. Crorepati sellers are merchants who have been able to earn more than Rs 1 crore selling products on Amazon in a year. “I wouldn't say 2019 has been our fastest-growing year ever, which would not be the case since we are growing in size every year...but we are growing much the same way we expected to. We don’t see any kind of negative impact. Also, eCommerce is really small, so I wo

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