Top 10 Sustainability Businesses in India That Are Saving the Planet (One Clever Idea at a Time)

Let’s face it: climate anxiety is real, and the planet could use a little rest. But while we’re all figuring out our compost from our recycling bins, there’s a crew of brilliant businesses across India already out there walking the green talk. These brands tackle waste, pollution, and overconsumption with style, smarts, and some seriously clever ideas. And with World Earth Day just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to celebrate the innovators turning sustainability into a way of life.  

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So, here’s a shoutout to the eco-entrepreneurs making sustainability less of a chore and more of a movement. 


1.  Phool.co 

Operating out of Kanpur, Phool collects floral waste from temples and repurposes it into incense sticks, biodegradable packaging, and a leather alternative called “Fleather.” Their model diverts waste from waterways and creates dignified livelihood opportunities for women in rural communities.


2. ReCharkha – The EcoSocial Tribe

ReCharkha transforms discarded plastic waste into vibrant, handwoven products like bags, rugs, and stationery using traditional charkhas and handlooms. What makes them truly unique is their commitment to both the environment and community. Each item is crafted by tribal women artisans in Maharashtra, preserving indigenous weaving techniques while creating sustainable livelihoods. 

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3. Beco 

Beco makes biodegradable and compostable products that fit seamlessly into Indian households. Think kitchen rolls, dishwashing liquids, and cotton buds, only planet-friendly. Their minimal packaging and easy availability are a huge plus for those looking to reduce household waste. 


4. EcoRight 

EcoRight blends function and fun with their range of eco-conscious bags. Made using canvas and recycled plastic bottles, their totes and lunch bags are durable, water-saving, and emission-neutral. Every bag comes with a design that stands out and a footprint that doesn’t. 

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5. Brown Living 

Brown Living brings together eco-friendly brands under one digital roof. Every product from upcycled home décor to sustainable fashion is vetted through a strict sustainability checklist. The platform supports small, ethical businesses and makes conscious shopping streamlined and stylish. 


6. Thasvi

Thasvi creates safe, non-toxic, and sustainable toys and accessories for infants and toddlers. Their range includes wooden teethers, Montessori play tools, and bamboo-based feeding sets—all made with child-safe finishes and responsibly sourced materials. Every product is crafted to last, reducing waste and encouraging mindful parenting from the very beginning. 


7. Skrap 

Skrap helps organizations shift toward zero-waste operations. From conferences and music festivals to offices and campuses, they design systems to sort, recycle, and compost waste effectively creating real, measurable environmental impact behind the scenes. 

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8. Paperman 

Paperman’s digital platform bridges households, businesses, and scrap dealers to power local recycling. Their tech-enabled system ensures more materials are recovered and fed back into the circular economy. They’re also building awareness through waste-to-value initiatives.


9. Share At Door Step

Share At Door Step is a tech-based platform that helps people donate items they no longer use, such as clothes, books, toys, or appliances. The service helps remove the hassle of finding where to donate by allowing you to schedule a donation pickup right from your doorstep, making decluttering easier by giving your items a clear next step and a chance to be used again.


10. Boondh

Boondh is changing the conversation around menstrual health and sustainability. They produce high-quality, reusable menstrual cups and cloth pads that help reduce landfill waste while making menstrual care affordable and accessible. Their work also includes menstrual literacy programs that break taboos and spread awareness about periods. 


Building a sustainable future begins with rethinking how we use, reuse, and pass things on.
Earth Day is the perfect reminder to pause and reflect on the choices we make every day. Look around, if you have clothes, toys, books, or appliances that are no longer in use but still in great shape, give them a second life. 

Earth Day written on the soil

With Share At Door Step, book a donation pickup and we will take care of the rest.  You’ll clear your space while making a meaningful impact.

This World Earth Day, take action that counts. Start right from your doorstep.