Kohinoori

Kohinoori converts agricultural waste into sustainable products, preventing pollution from burning and reducing landfill waste. They provide an additional income stream for farmers by utilizing materials that would otherwise be discarded.

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Funding

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Product

Problem

Farmers in India face economic instability, resource scarcity, and the escalating impacts of climate change, while the country produces 500 million tonnes of agricultural waste annually. A significant portion of this waste is burned, releasing harmful pollutants, or ends up in landfills, producing methane, a potent greenhouse gas.

Solution

Kohinoori addresses these issues by transforming agricultural waste, specifically corn husks, into sustainable paper and packaging products. This process prevents pollution from stubble burning and reduces landfill waste, mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. By utilizing materials that would otherwise be discarded, Kohinoori provides an additional income stream for farmers, fostering economic growth and supporting the circular economy. The company's biodesign solutions offer a sustainable alternative to traditional paper and packaging, promoting environmentally responsible practices.

Target Audience

Kohinoori's primary customers are businesses seeking sustainable packaging solutions and environmentally conscious consumers.

Features

Converts corn husk agricultural waste into paper and packaging materials.
Provides an additional revenue stream for farmers by utilizing waste materials.
Reduces air pollution by preventing the burning of agricultural waste.
Mitigates methane emissions by diverting organic waste from landfills.
Offers a sustainable alternative to traditional paper and packaging.