In view of the damage caused to the environment by polythene, the central and state governments have banned it. Due to this ban, there has been a lot of demand for paper bags in the market. Paper bags can be used to pack clothing, food items, medicines, jewelery and more. The business of making paper bags comes in the unorganized sector. The work of making paper bags can be started on a small scale by investing very little capital and the profit is also good in it.
The business of making paper bags can be started from a single room in the house. Initially, it is better if the work of making bags is done by hand because in this case you will not need much investment. As the demand for your paper bags increases, you can also buy bag making machines. Automated machines for making paper bags start from around five lakh rupees and can make several thousand bags per hour. Semi-automatic machines will also be available for up to three lakh rupees but these involve more labor.
To start the business of making paper bags, you will need mainly three types of raw materials. These include several colored paper rolls, glue for sticking the paper, and string or rope. It is very important for you or your employees to be very creative in order to run the paper bag making business in the best way.
You need to make paper bags attractive in every way. You can also take the help of a graphics designer for the design of the bags. You can use a different and special design for your company. By using this design you can do branding of your company. You will need accurate marketing to spread your business from place to place in the market place. You will need to market your paper bags at shopping malls, other stores, etc. in your city.
You can also market your attractive bags through social media. Apart from this, you can also sell your bags through online shopping websites. There is a lot of profit potential in this business provided your bags are in good demand. Experts say that initially this business can earn a few thousand rupees, which will increase with the demand.
Presentation: Sushil Raghav