Eco Products

ATC supplies plant kits, jute bags, cotton tote bags, bamboo mugs and tool pens, cork keychains and card holders, wheat fibre cups, reusable eco cups, and notebooks in kraft, cork and recycled stock including recycled milk carton board. All are branded in bulk for CSR, festive and onboarding programmes.

A gift is sustainable when the material is reusable, renewable or recycled and the item is useful enough to stay in circulation. A reusable bottle that gets carried daily displaces more waste than a novelty item in recycled packaging. Consistency matters too — an eco item inside plastic packaging undercuts the message.

Not necessarily. Jute bags, wheat fibre cups and kraft notebooks sit at similar price points to their conventional equivalents. Cork, bamboo and plant kits usually sit slightly higher, because the material and the finishing cost more. We quote both routes when a programme is deciding, so the difference is visible rather than assumed.

Yes. Jute and cotton take screen and digital printing, bamboo and cork take laser engraving, and wheat fibre and eco cups take printing. Engraving on cork and bamboo tends to look better than printing, because the mark sits into the material rather than on top of it.

Plant kits, jute hampers and kraft gift boxes holding a bamboo or steel drink item are the most ordered sustainable festive combinations. They work as a corporate Diwali gift without the plastic packaging that usually comes with a festive hamper, and the box itself is recyclable rather than something the recipient has to dispose of.

Yes. Plant kits, jute bags and reusable cups are the three most ordered items for environment-day campaigns, CSR programmes and sustainability weeks, typically distributed across a full office or an external partner list. Share the headcount and the date and we quote against the programme rather than per item.