Sizes stay honest
A 10-inch plate measures ten inches. We would rather lose an order on rate than win it by shaving half an inch off a die.
Reva Disposable is not a trading house with a warehouse. It is a working unit at Kankasiya, Fatepura, where paper board goes in one end and counted cartons come out the other. Founded by Jaivik Patel, we supply plates, bowls and cups to buyers across Gujarat and the states around it.
Dahod and the talukas around it run on functions. Weddings, bhandaras, community meals, garba nights — there is always something being cooked for a few hundred people. Yet almost every plate served at those events had travelled from Ahmedabad, Vadodara or further.
That meant two things. Buyers were paying freight and trader margin on a low-value product where both hurt. And when a size ran short two days before a function, nobody local could help.
Jaivik Patel set up Reva Disposable to close that gap. Starting as a small paper plate manufacturer in Dahod, and still run as a paper plate manufacturer in Dahod rather than a trading desk, the idea was straightforward — make the product here, sell it direct, and be reachable when something goes wrong. Everything since has been an extension of that.
A disposable products manufacturer in Gujarat competes on paise. It is very easy to win an order by quietly reducing board thickness or short-counting a carton. We decided early that we would not do either.
A 10-inch plate measures ten inches. We would rather lose an order on rate than win it by shaving half an inch off a die.
Counted, not weighed and estimated. Your stock register should match what actually arrives at your godown.
If a load is late or a size ran short, you get told before you have to ask. Bad news early is cheaper than bad news late.
Eco friendly paper tableware is our whole catalogue. We do not keep a quiet plastic line for buyers who ask for one.
Board arriving, dies pressing, cartons being counted and sealed. If you are considering a first bulk order and cannot visit Dahod, this is the next best thing.
Hydraulic presses for dishes, an automatic line for tea cups, and a team that has been with us since the unit opened. This is Kankasiya, Fatepura — not a stock photo.






Every dish and cup that leaves Reva Disposable passes through the hands of this team. Most of them live within a few kilometres of the unit, and most have been here since we started.
That matters more than it sounds. A press operator who has run the same die for two years knows by feel when a batch is not sitting right — long before it shows up in a customer complaint. That is quality control you cannot buy.
Food-grade paper board arrives in reels and is checked for GSM against the grade we have committed to for that product. Board below spec gets sent back rather than quietly used.
Silver foil plates get their foil layer bonded at this stage. Even bonding matters — patchy lamination lifts once hot food sits on the plate.
Blanks are pressed into shape. Rim depth and diameter are gauged here, because this is the stage where a plate quietly becomes half an inch smaller than it should be.
Random plates are pulled from each batch and pressure tested at the rim. If a batch fails, it does not go into cartons.
Cartons are counted, labelled with product, size and quantity, then sealed. LR number and vehicle details go to the buyer on WhatsApp the same day.
Search for disposables in this state and you will mostly find listings. Very few of them belong to a factory. Most are traders — useful people, but people who cannot change what a plate is made of, cannot correct a short count at source, and cannot add a size to a run.
As a paper plate manufacturer in Dahod, we sit at the other end of that chain. When a caterer tells us the 12-inch plate is bending under a full thali, that is a board decision we can actually make. When a dealer wants a slightly deeper bowl, that is a die conversation. Those conversations are not available to a reseller, however willing they are.
Our buyers fall into a few groups, and they want quite different things from a disposable products manufacturer in Gujarat:
We deliberately kept the business able to serve all five. A lot of manufacturers set a minimum order that pushes retail buyers away. We did not, because a family that gets treated well at one wedding often turns out to be somebody’s brother-in-law who runs a catering business.
India banned nineteen categories of single-use plastic from 1 July 2022. Plastic plates, cups, glasses and cutlery were all on that list, and enforcement has tightened since. For a caterer, using banned plastic is now a compliance risk, not a cost saving.
We could have kept a small plastic line for buyers who still ask. We chose not to. Every item we make is paper based, which means a buyer never has to check whether a particular product is legal to serve. Eco friendly paper tableware is not a marketing angle for us — it is the only thing our machines are set up to make.
There is a commercial logic to it as well. The Indian disposable tableware market was estimated at roughly USD 10.4 billion in 2025 and is growing at close to 10% a year, with paper and plant-based material taking the largest share of that growth. Betting the unit on paper was not a sacrifice. It was reading the direction of travel.
Our home market is Dahod district — Fatepura, Jhalod, Limkheda, Devgadh Baria, Garbada, Dhanpur. Orders here often move the same day, which is exactly why a wholesale paper plate supplier close to the buyer is worth more than a cheaper one three hundred kilometres away.
Beyond that we supply regularly into Godhra and Panchmahal, and further into Vadodara, Ahmedabad and Rajkot. Because Dahod sits on the Gujarat–Madhya Pradesh border, we also dispatch by transport into MP and Rajasthan. Freight is always quoted separately so you can see exactly what the movement is costing you.
Most of our volume comes from repeat buyers, and that shapes how we price. A one-off order gets a fair rate. A buyer taking stock every month gets a better one, because predictable offtake lets us plan production instead of reacting to it.
If you are evaluating us as a wholesale paper plate supplier, the honest advice is to start small. Any wholesale paper plate supplier can talk; only a sample carton tells you the truth. Take one carton of each size you care about. Measure them. Load one up with a hot, wet dish and see what happens. Then decide. We would rather earn a long relationship that way than talk somebody into a large first order they are not sure about.
Buyers evaluating a new supplier almost always ask about capacity before they ask about rate, and they are right to. A cheap quote from a paper plate factory that cannot deliver in season is worth nothing in October when every caterer in the district wants stock at once.
Our paper plate factory runs on production shifts rather than to-order, which means standard sizes are usually sitting on the floor. That is what lets us turn local orders around the same day. During festival season we build a buffer of the fastest-moving sizes — 7-inch, 10-inch and 65ml cups — precisely because that is when short supply hurts a caterer most.
For a wholesale paper plate supplier relationship, this matters more than the headline rate. A dealer who runs out of 10-inch plates during Navratri loses the customer, not just the sale. We plan our production calendar around that reality, and we tell dealers honestly when a size is tight rather than promising and failing.
Paper board prices move. When they rise, the easy response for any disposable products manufacturer in Gujarat is to quietly drop a few GSM and hold the rate. Buyers rarely notice on the first load. They notice on the third, when a plate folds.
We hold the grade and adjust the rate instead, and we tell buyers why. It costs us some price-sensitive orders. It also means that when somebody has been buying from us for two years, the plate in their hand is the same plate they tested at the start. For a business selling eco friendly paper tableware into catering, that consistency is the entire product.
All our board is food-grade and paper based. We do not run a plastic line, we do not laminate with anything that would compromise the paper classification, and every item we sell as eco friendly paper tableware genuinely is what it claims to be. Given how much greenwashing there is in this category, we think that is worth stating plainly.
Two things, and both are paper plate factory decisions rather than sales ones. First, widening the size range so a dealer can take everything from one place instead of splitting an order across two suppliers. Second, building out custom printing capacity, because branded cups are the fastest-growing request we get from restaurants and tea chains.
Neither changes what we are. A paper plate factory that makes paper tableware honestly, sells it direct, and answers the phone. Everything else is detail.
There is no call centre here. Message the number on this site and you are talking to people who know what is on the machine today. That is the main advantage of a business this size, and we intend to keep it as we grow.
Buyers are welcome at Kankasiya, Fatepura. Call before you come so somebody is free to walk you through the line properly.
Not the brochure version — the parts that decide whether your order arrives right.
Our reels are bought on GSM, not on price alone. A paper plate factory in Dahod that drops fifteen GSM to win a rate war produces a plate that folds in the customer’s hand, and the complaint lands back on the buyer, not on the mill. As a paper plate manufacturer in Dahod we would rather lose the order than ship that. Every reel is checked for moisture before it reaches the press, because damp paper cracks at the crimp.
Temperature, dwell time and die condition are logged for each shift. Dies are cleaned daily and re-cut when the crimp starts to soften. This is the unglamorous discipline that separates a working paper plate factory in Dahod from a shed with a machine in it. Being a wholesale paper plate supplier means the same die has to produce the same plate in March and in November.
Reva makes eco friendly paper tableware and nothing else. No plastic, no thermocol, no hedging. As a disposable products manufacturer in Gujarat, that focus lets us keep one raw material, one skill set and one compliance position. Buyers who need eco friendly paper tableware for a government canteen or a school kitchen do not have to ask us awkward questions about what else runs on the same line. It also means a disposable products manufacturer in Gujarat like us is not exposed when plastic rules tighten again.
Rates in writing. Size charts that match a measuring tape. A named person who answers. A wholesale paper plate supplier that gets those three right does not need a sales team, and a wholesale paper plate supplier that gets them wrong does not keep customers. Nine people work here, most from villages within ten kilometres of the unit, and the founder is on the floor most days. If something goes wrong with your order you will be talking to the paper plate manufacturer in Dahod who made it, not to a call centre. You can see the machines for yourself — buyers are welcome at the paper plate factory in Dahod any working day, and you can read more about the range on our products page.
Yes, any working day. Buyers are welcome to walk through the paper plate factory in Dahod, watch the presses run and check the paper reels themselves. We would rather you saw the unit than took our word for it.
The unit at Kankasiya was set up by Jaivik Patel and has been running as a paper plate manufacturer in Dahod since. Nine people work here, most from villages within ten kilometres.
Yes. As a wholesale paper plate supplier we cover Dahod, Panchmahal, Vadodara and Ahmedabad, and we reach nearby Madhya Pradesh towns within the week.
Written rates, an honest size chart and a named person who answers. A disposable products manufacturer in Gujarat that gets those three right does not need a sales team, and we have been a disposable products manufacturer in Gujarat long enough to have learnt that the hard way.
No. Every plate is pressed at our own paper plate factory in Dahod, reel to carton, which is why we can commit to a delivery date instead of passing your order to another paper plate factory in Dahod and hoping.
Focus. One raw material, one skill set, one compliance position. Buyers who need eco friendly paper tableware for a tender never have to ask what else runs on the line, and eco friendly paper tableware is where demand is going anyway.
The people who made it. There is no call centre — you reach the paper plate factory in Dahod directly, and the founder is on the floor most days. A wholesale paper plate supplier this size cannot hide behind a helpdesk, which is the point.
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