NatNov Bioscience

It was a great welcome by VNF, Vietnam. We are glad to see their sustainability mindset which will ultimately leads to sustainable food on earth. Natnov has extended all his hand to continue the drive of circular economy.

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A proud moment as our esteemed MSME Minister Shri Gokulananda Mallick, Govt of Odisha felicitates us (Natnov Bioscience) during the event "60 Under 40 Entrepreneurs" at Utkarsh Odisha Make In Odisha Conclave 2025 for our resilience, determination, and innovative contributions to Odisha’s economy.
The event witnessed a grand celebration of excellence, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit.
The founder of the start-up, Siddhartha Pati, Ph.D. received the facilitation at the event.
We are honored to have the presence of Hon'ble Chief Minister of Odisha, Deputy CM, Industry Minister, and MSME Minister, Health Minister, who joined in congratulating us for our outstanding contributions.

Odisha is rising and shining

NatNov Bioscience team extends heartfelt wishes for peace, joy, and prosperity throughout the coming year.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership. Warmest greetings for 2025.
May the New Year bring you endless joy and prosperity

The circular bio-economy concept aims to recycle waste into renewable resources, addressing critical global concerns such as environmental degradation and food security. “So far, we have assessed 5,000 metric tonnes of seafood waste, making us the first in Odisha to contribute significantly to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Read more: https://dhyeyaias.in/odisha-startup-converts-seafood-waste-into-bioplastics

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Odisha startup converts seafood waste into bioplastics UPSC IAS Syllabus PDF - 😱 😨 😯

Natnov Bioscience converts seafood waste into eco-friendly bioplastics for a sustainable future.

https://www.convergenceindia.org/industry-news/startup/odisha-startup-turns-seafood-waste-into-sustainable-bioplastics-118682/

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Odisha startup turns seafood waste into sustainable bioplastics Natnov Bioscience converts seafood waste into eco-friendly bioplastics for a sustainable future.

The advantages of bioplastic are reduced use of fossil fuel resources, a smaller carbon footprint, and faster decomposition.

By transforming waste into value, we are proud to contribute to a cleaner, greener world. Our efforts echo the Prime Minister’s PMO India call for a circular economy, creating tangible impacts for India’s environmental and economic landscape,”

Read more :https://www.deccanchronicle.com/news/odisha-startup-converts-seafood-waste-into-bioplastics-1847595

Odisha Startup Converts Seafood Waste into Bioplastics Bioplastics possess antimicrobial properties, further supporting food security initiatives by extending the freshness of perishable goods. This innovation aligns with India’s Swachh Bharat mission and...

NATNOV BIOSCIENCE CONVERTS SEAFOOD WASTE INTO BIOPLASTICS, REDUCING POLLUTION AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR PACKAGING.

An innovative startup from Balasore, Odisha, is tackling both environmental and food waste challenges by converting seafood waste into bioplastics. Natnov Bioscience uses a proprietary bioconversion process to transform seafood byproducts into biopolymers, which are the raw materials for bioplastics. These bioplastics can be used in diverse industries, including packaging, agriculture, and pharmaceuticals.

With a focus on sustainability, the company has already converted 5,000 metric tonnes of seafood waste into biopolymers within a year. The bioplastics produced offer a promising alternative to traditional plastics, which rely on fossil fuels and contribute to significant environmental damage. Bioplastics decompose naturally and are used in food packaging, enhancing shelf life with antimicrobial properties.

Recognized by Startup India and supported by Odisha’s Agriculture Department, Natnov Bioscience has already exported biopolymers to global markets, including Turkey, Vietnam, China, and the UK. This innovation promises a sustainable solution to both plastic pollution and food waste.

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