A freshly painted sage-green family home among mango and coconut trees after rain
Sustainability

Lighter onBangladesh.

Zero-VOC and low-VOC formulas, walls that stay cooler and last longer, and paint made here instead of shipped in.

The greenest coat is the one that lets you breathe easy, keeps the sun out and doesn't need redoing for years. That's what we look for in a formula.

Zero-VOC products
3
Low-VOC products
2
Water-based paints and fillers
9
Cooler indoors with All-Rounder Exterior
Up to 5°C
The greener shelf

Find the greener paint for your wall.

Our whole range on one shelf. Pick what matters to you and the products that have it stay lit.

Zero-VOC

VOCs are the solvents that give off the 'new paint' smell as paint dries. A Zero-VOC paint is made without them, so a freshly painted room is easier to live in.

From the product descriptions in our catalogue.
OutsideInside
−5°C

Up to 5°C cooler indoors.

All-Rounder Exterior keeps the sun's heat off the wall, and Roof Coat does the same for concrete roofs. A cooler home needs less from the fan and the AC.

All-Rounder Exterior launch (Banglanews24, 2019) · Roof Coat launch (The Daily Star, 2026)
Fewer repaints
10 yrs

Paint that lasts is paint you don't buy again.

All-Rounder Exterior and its primer sealer carry a 10-year warranty. Fewer coats over the years means fewer tins, less waste and less work.

Made here

Made in Bangladesh, not shipped in.

Our paints are made at our factory in Narsingdi. Spray paint, brushes and rollers that the market once imported are now made here too. See how we make paint →

Spray paint
Made in Bangladesh for the first time in 2022
Brushes
Made locally
Rollers
Made locally
The Daily Star, May 2024 ↗
Our group's targets

PRAN-RFL has set itself targets. Rainbow is part of them.

From the group's first sustainability report, published in December 2024. These are targets for the whole group, not results.

Of the plastic the group generates, recycled
By 2030
100%
Water used at the group's factories
Target
−30%
Energy used
Target
−20%
Of energy from renewable sources
Target
25%

Source: The Daily Star, 23 December 2024 (opens in a new tab)