Give two reasons in favour of using paper for packaging.
WBBSE
Class X
Physical Science
Concerns about our Environment
02 Mark
2023
2024
Reasons for Using Paper for Packaging:
- Biodegradable: Paper is biodegradable and breaks down naturally, reducing environmental impact compared to plastic packaging.
- Recyclable: Paper can be easily recycled, promoting sustainability and reducing the need for new raw materials.
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