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Oct 25

Polygood of India — Premium Eco-Panels for Sustainable Interiors in Delhi, Mumbai & Bangalore

In today’s world, sustainability is no longer optional — it’s a core requirement for modern interiors. Architects, interior designers, and B2B clients in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore are increasingly demanding eco-friendly, high-performance materials that combine design aesthetics with environmental responsibility. Minus Degre, widely recognized as the Polygood of India, is transforming post-consumer and post-industrial plastic […]

Why Recycled Plastic Panels Are the Future of Sustainable Design

In today’s world of rapid urbanization and climate change, the design and construction industry is under immense pressure to move towards sustainable practices. Architects, interior designers, and businesses are seeking innovative materials that not only perform well but also reduce environmental impact. One such breakthrough solution is the recycled plastic panel—a versatile, durable, and eco-conscious […]

Sep 20

Recycled Benches by Minus Degre

In today’s world, where sustainability is no longer a choice but a responsibility, recycled benches have emerged as a symbol of conscious living. These aren’t just seats in a park or a garden—they are powerful reminders of how society can transform plastic waste into something functional, durable, and beautiful. At Minus Degre, we craft impact-driven […]

Sep 11

Minus Degre and the Future of Plastic Recycling in India: From Waste to Circular Solutions

The Plastic Story We All Live In Every day in India, millions of people use plastic bags, bottles, and packaging. The convenience lasts for minutes, but the waste lasts for centuries. Plastic waste doesn’t disappear; it piles up in landfills, garbage mountains, rivers, and oceans, slowly breaking down into toxic microplastics. India, now the third-largest […]

Aug 11

♻️ From Plastic Waste to Purpose: The Story of Recycled Benches by Minus Degre

Imagine walking into a park or a schoolyard and sitting on a bench that was once a plastic bottle, a food wrapper, or even an old bucket. It sounds impossible — but that’s exactly what we do at Minus Degre. Our recycled plastic benches are not just furniture. They’re symbols of change. Of hope. Of a […]

Jul 30

Why Recycling Is Important: The Foundation of Minus Degre’s Circular Future

In a world overwhelmed by plastic waste, electronic scrap, and single-use packaging, recycling is no longer just an environmental choice — it’s a necessity. At Minus Degre, we believe that recycling is the cornerstone of the circular economy, where waste is not the end, but the beginning of something new. As pioneers in plastic recycling […]

Jul 16

The Rise of Green Building Materials: The Future is Eco-Conscious with Minus Degre

In today’s rapidly evolving construction industry, green building materials are no longer a trend—they’re the future. As architects, builders, and designers shift toward eco-friendly construction materials, the demand for sustainable, durable, and aesthetically rich products is higher than ever. At the forefront of this transformation is Minus Degre, an Indian innovator turning plastic waste into […]

Jul 06

From Trash to Triumph: How Minus Degre Turned 2,000 Kilos of Plastic Waste into India’s Most Meaningful Trophies

Redefining What It Means to Recognize Greatness Trophies are meant to celebrate excellence—but what if they could also honor the planet? For decades, trophies have been made from virgin plastic, metals, and acrylic—materials that harm the environment long after the applause has faded. At Minus Degre, we saw the contradiction. How could we celebrate leaders […]

Jun 13

♻️ From Trash to Treasure: How Recycled Products Are Shaping a Greener Future

Are We Drowning in Waste or Building with It? Imagine a world where every plastic bottle, used notebook, or broken chair doesn’t end up in a landfill — but instead comes back to life as a stylish table, a notebook, or even a medal. Sounds futuristic? It’s not. It’s happening right now through the incredible […]

Oct 28

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