The packaging industry often overlooks natural regenerative materials in favor of cheaper, synthetic alternatives. We think it’s time to change that. Materials act as the backbone for packaging needs. A diverse range of materials fulfills the functional, structural, and technical requirements of any package. Right from keeping it anti-bacterial to moisture-proof to reducing breakages. Seaweed is a regenerative material that replaces the use of transparent plastics like LDPE, PP and PE. Can you imagine 'cling film' disappearing in the soil? We have developed a 100% home-compostable, single-use packaging film to reduce plastic pollution! Following green chemistry principles, our plastic-free seaweed packaging disappears into the soil in less than 8 weeks. Forms available: Cling Wrap | Transparent Pouch | Edible Film Properties: Flexible | Oil-resistant | Water-resistant | Food-grade | Home compostable

Plastic pollution is a growing problem. 11 million tonnes of single-use plastic is consumed every year in India. PP, LDPE, and LLDPE account for more than 35%. 70% IS NOT RECYCLED AS PER CSE 2022 which either amass on our ocean floors, piles up in trash mountains, or contributes to carbon emissions. With changing consumer behavior we need better alternatives to plastic packaging. With the need to immediately reduce our dependency on non-renewable sources like minerals and fossil fuels, plant-based packaging has its limitations. Our focus needs to shift to regenerative materials that don't increase stress on our natural resources. Using materials that don't compete with food sources, are available abundantly, and reduce deforestation is an integral part of the decision-making. Using local, renewable natural resources is key to developing truly sustainable plant-based packaging materials. 

Good for the planet - no traces left Good for people - reduces health hazard Good for business - livelihood opportunity for people below the poverty line - Seaweed absorbs excess nitrogen and phosphorous, reducing ocean acidification. - Seaweed farms don’t need cleared land; prevents deforestation. - No fertilizer or pesticide is needed to grow seaweed. - Unlike land farms, seaweed farming doesn’t need fresh water. - Seaweed grows rapidly in 6-8 weeks. - Seaweed farming generates employment for the below-poverty-line fishermen community in India. Thus we are poised to leverage a regenerative boon of nature using green manufacturing to address two pressing issues - plastic waste affecting our marine and civic environments and dignified livelihoods.