Trident Group pioneers sustainable paper at Paperex

Trident Group highlighted its sustainability-led paper portfolio, underscoring its commitment to circular manufacturing and responsible resource utilisation. The key focus was on its pioneering approach to wheat-straw-based paper, a revolutionary solution that enables zero tree cutting by converting agro-waste into a valuable renewable resource. This innovation was central to the brand's display, which featured a minimalist design and natural textures to embody its environmental responsibility ethos.

In addition to its sustainable product line, Trident demonstrated its ongoing digital transformation. The company showcased how automation and digitalisation are being integrated into its paper operations to enhance precision, minimise waste, and improve transparency across production processes. These efforts are part of Trident’s long-term vision for a more efficient, technology-enabled, and environmentally conscious manufacturing ecosystem.

Looking ahead, the Group announced plans to expand its product range, introducing new variants in copier and maplitho paper, alongside refreshed designs within its notebooks category. These additions are designed to meet evolving customer expectations while maintaining the brand’s sustainability-first philosophy.

Commenting on the event, Rajnish Kumar Gera, CEO - paper and chemicals, Trident Group, said, "Our participation at Paperex 2025 is a success, reaffirming Trident Group’s position as a pioneer in sustainable paper solutions. The overwhelming response from corporate customers, partners, and visitors reflects the growing trust in our eco-conscious innovations – The Good Paper.”

Trident is an Indian business conglomerate with a global footprint, operating in textiles, paper, and chemicals. Trident is one of India’s largest home textile producers and a vertically integrated producer of wheat-straw-based writing & printing paper, recognised for its commitment to product excellence, social responsibility, and environmental stewardship.