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An Indian entrepreneur is using sugar, cellulose, and corn fibres, to replace plastic bags with a protype that decomposes in 180 days.
By PA/TPN, in Asia, World, Environment, Sustainability · 31 Aug 2024, 13:31 · 0 Comments
His company Bio Reform has already replaced 6 million plastic bags in the checkout counters of small businesses all over India.
Based in Hyderabad, Mohammed Azhar Mohiuddin first got the idea during the general mayhem that arose during the pandemic. Mohiuddin was looking at global environmental issues with the hope of finding one his entrepreneurial spirit had the capacity to tackle.
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