Siri Chandana Paper Plates And Cups

We run Siri Chandana Paper Plates And Cups from our place at H. No:13-435 in Ramnagar, Bhupalpalle. It’s a small operation we started right in our neighborhood. We have a couple of machines that press the paper into shapes for plates and small cups. It’s quite noisy when the machines are running, but we’ve gotten used to the rhythm of it. Most of our work goes to local tea stalls, small eateries, and people having family functions nearby. We stack the plates in bundles and tie them with string. It’s not fancy, and the edges might not always be perfect, but they do the job for a quick meal or a cup of chai. We spend a lot of time checking the raw paper rolls and making sure the heat on the press is just right. Sometimes the machine jams and we have to spend an hour fixing it with a screwdriver and some oil. We don’t have a big warehouse, just a room filled with stacks of white and silver paper products. It’s a family-run thing, so we all take turns watching the machines or counting the stock. Living and working in Warangal means we know most of our customers personally. We just keep making plates and hope the local shops keep needing them. When the day is over, we sweep up the paper scraps and get ready for tomorrow.