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PASWARA PAPERS LIMITED is a PASWARA GROUP company, founded in 1980, based in India and engaged in manufacturing of Multi Layer Kraft Paper and Paper Board, used for making packaging boxes, cartons, paper bags, etc, to cater the Specialty Paper Market in India and abroad. Corrugated Paper, manufactured from recycled paper and wholly recyclable, is a fantastic packaging choice for environmentally conscious companies looking to reduce plastic waste and carbon footprint.

In 1984, a Unit in the name of Paswara Papers Ltd. was established at Mohiuddinpur district of Meerut, Uttar Pradesh (India) for manufacturing of Paper with 10 Tons Per Day Capacity. The products of the company was very much popular all over India at that time but after the technology went obsolete, the production was stopped in later years.

In 2014, the group envisaged a Greenfield Mega Project under the Uttar Pradesh Udyog Nivesh Nidhi Yojna and signed an MoU with the UP Government in UP Investors’ conclave at New Delhi. The Unit 1 project was completed in the year 2016 and the commercial production began from October 2016 to manufacture High RCT Multi Layer Kraft Paper in GSM Range of 140 to 300 GSM and Bursting Factor of 18 to 35+ with 100,000 Metric Tons annual capacity.

Today, the group manufacture 400 Tons Per Day of high RCT Corrugated Paper, used for making packaging boxes, cartons, paper bags, etc. to cater the packaging industry in India and abroad. Products include Kraft Paper, Test Liner, Fluting Medium Paper, High Ply Bond paper & Speciality Papers in GSM Range of 100 to 550 with Burst Factor of 12 – 40BF in different shades. The company also provides FSC® certified products to its customers and our license code is FSC-C141997. The company clocked an annual turnover of over Rs 500 cr + for the financial year ended 2025.  

Now, the group is underway in the establishment of another Greenfield Project – Unit 2 to produce lighter grammar Kraft Paper in the GSM range of 70 GSM to 180 GSM  to meet the new demands of the indigenous and international market. The new project is estimated to be completed by the year end 2027.