Coir Atlas

Indian industry is the third largest in the world and expects to have to grow further over the next two years.
An estimated 400,000 trees are needed each year to support the packaging needs of the steel sector in India and this number will grow in correlation to the growth of steel production.
This situation is highly unsustainable. Forests are disappearing.
In some developed countries, the steel industry has tried to create synthetic alternatives to wood pallets (eg, hard plastic). But even these synthetic alternatives have a heavy price for the Environment.
Coir Atlas was created as a sustainable alternative to wood packaging. The composition of bamboo and jute is totally biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
Coir Atlas is a range of products made of bamboo and jute, to replace the wood used for packaging steel for transport. The main product is essentially an imitation wooden log. Other products under development include a bamboo pallets to replace wood pallets and could have wider application beyond the steel industry.
Bamboo is not a tree, is the grass and then its growth is different. Bamboo grows six times faster than wood.