Bio Nirmaan – Biodegradable Packet Machine

Description

India generates a staggering 78 million tons of kitchen waste every year, accounting for 8% of the global total. This waste, primarily from homes, hotels, restaurants, and markets, often ends up in landfills, where it produces harmful methane gas, contributing to global warming.

However, what if we could harness this waste and turn it into a valuable resource? Our initiative aims to convert kitchen waste into biodegradable packets that can replace harmful plastic packaging. Here’s how it works:

1. Collection and Preparation: We collect the kitchen waste, add glycerin and vinegar to the mix to help with binding.

2. Processing: The mixture is poured into a roller that spreads it evenly, before it undergoes a high-pressure drying process.

3. Transformation: The dried mixture turns into thin bio-sheets, which are then cut into pieces for creating eco-friendly packets.

4. End of Life: Once these packets are no longer needed, they can be safely composted, as they naturally decompose in the soil, unlike plastic.

By creating biodegradable packets from kitchen waste, we not only tackle plastic pollution but also reduce the methane emissions from landfills, taking a significant step toward fighting global warming.

We believe this innovative solution can reshape the packaging industry and make a real difference in the fight against climate change. We are seeking funding to scale this process, create jobs, and reduce the environmental impact of both plastic waste and food waste. Join us in turning kitchen waste into a powerful tool for sustainability.