The startup operates a biotechnology platform that develops biofertilizers from biowaste, targeting the aquaculture and waste management sectors. By collaborating with research communities and industry innovators, the company provides technologies that enhance the circular economy value chain, improving waste utilization and resource efficiency.
Funding
$5.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
The disposal of food waste in landfills leads to significant methane emissions, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and environmental pollution. Current waste management solutions often fail to efficiently extract the nutrient value from food waste, resulting in underutilized resources.
Solution
Greentech Innovators offers a biotechnology platform that transforms food waste into valuable resources through enzymatic processing. Their core process converts up to 80% of carbohydrates in food waste into a high-quality growth medium suitable for cultivating microbes like microalgae, lactic acid bacteria, and fungi. These microbes can then be used as sustainable sources of protein and omega-3 in fish and livestock feed, reducing reliance on traditional sources like fish meal and soy. This circular approach minimizes waste, reduces carbon emissions, and creates new revenue streams from upcycled materials.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes aquaculture feed companies seeking sustainable protein and omega-3 sources, as well as waste management companies looking for efficient and environmentally friendly waste processing solutions.
Features
- Enzymatic conversion of food waste carbohydrates into a nutrient-rich growth medium
- Production of single-cell proteins for use in aquaculture feed
- Generation of nutrients for microalgae production, reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers
- Fermentation process that minimizes the production of harmful environmental gases
- Pilot plant capable of processing 1,000 tons of organic waste, with plans for expansion to 30,000 tons
- Technology applicable to various organic waste streams, including restaurant waste and household waste