Founded in 2024 by Jasmine Kaur, Vera Sustainables is a women-led packaging company based in New Delhi, India, dedicated to decarbonizing industrial and FMCG packaging. With a mission to reduce packaging-related emissions while maintaining performance and scalability, Vera is reshaping how brands think about sustainability.
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The company works across two key solutions: Returnable Transport Packaging (RTP) — durable, reusable systems that cut single-use waste and logistics costs, and Bamboo Biopolymer Packaging — innovative, compostable alternatives to conventional plastics designed for consumer-facing applications.
Vera’s approach is rooted in both technology and responsibility. By offering scalable solutions, the company ensures that FMCG and BPC brands can adopt eco-friendly packaging without compromising efficiency or quality.
The brand’s sustainability goals are ambitious yet clear. By 2030, Vera commits to diverting 10,000 tonnes of plastic waste from Indian landfills and waterways, delivering verified carbon emission savings across supply chains, and ensuring all bamboo biopolymer products carry certified biodegradation and eco-safety validation.
Vera also aims to replace fossil-plastic packaging for 500+ industrial and consumer brands across India. This vision reflects its commitment to creating systemic change in one of the most resource-intensive industries.
At its core, Vera Sustainables is not just about packaging — it is about empowering industries to adopt sustainable practices that benefit both the environment and society. By focusing on innovation, scalability, and ethics, the company is setting new benchmarks for packaging solutions in India.
The women-led team at Vera embodies resilience and creativity, proving that sustainability can be both practical and transformative. Their work is a testament to how purpose-driven leadership can drive meaningful impact.
Looking ahead, Vera Sustainables continues to expand its reach, strengthen its partnerships, and build a future where packaging is no longer a problem but part of the solution to climate change.
