eco-products

Discover the best eco-friendly products in India on the Prakati Green Directory. This category brings together verified sustainable products spanning household goods, accessories, gifting items, and everyday essentials designed to replace conventional plastic and single-use alternatives.\n\nEco-products listed here include reusable bags and totes (Jute Cottage, Indha), plastic-free lifestyle accessories (EcoRight, Zouk), handloom-based products (The Burlap People), and gifting items (Aulive), alongside dozens of other genuinely sustainable brands. All products and brands are verified for their environmental credentials — recycled or natural materials, minimal packaging, and reduced carbon footprint — before being listed. Browse this directory to find plastic-free, biodegradable, and genuinely sustainable products across India.

Ekanbha

About Ekanbha Ekanbha is a social enterprise based in Shillong, Meghalaya, manufacturing sustainable jute bags through a team of skilled persons with disabilities. Founded by Ferdinand Lyngdoh Marshillong — himself a person with hearing impairment — the organisation proves that meaningful employment and environmental responsibility can work together. Every bag made by Ekanbha is 100% […]

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Kumbhi Kagaz

About Kumbhi Kagaz Kumbhi Kagaz is an Assam-based initiative manufacturing chemical-free, handmade paper products from water hyacinth — an invasive aquatic plant that chokes wetlands across Northeast India. Founded by Rupankar Bhattacharjee and Aniket Dhar, the brand transforms a persistent environmental problem into a sustainable livelihood, producing journals, notebooks, calendars, and sculptures that carry both

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AlteRe Innovations

About AlteRe Innovations AlteRe Innovations is an Assam-based startup converting pre-consumer food waste into high-quality animal feed through circular economy technology. Founded by Sreyance Modi and Akshay Modi, the company addresses two interconnected challenges in Northeast India: the volume of food waste ending up in landfills, and the persistent shortage of affordable, nutritious livestock feed

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