Replace Plastic Bags with Eco Friendly Cow Dung Planters

Anyone who buys plants knows that most nurseries sell the little saplings in plastic bags. Once the plants are transferred to mud or cement pots, the plastic bags are discarded. They either end up in landfills or are burnt – causing pollution and harming the environment. 

Even worse, many of these small bags just fly around and land in green patches where animals graze. The animals end up eating them and consequently die from stomach ailments. Similarly, the light weight plastic bags often fly into nearby water sources and end up in the stomachs of marine creatures.

 

  

 

  

Eco-friendly shampoo ball(Nohbo ball)

Introducing the world's first single-use eco-friendly shampoo ball

A sustainable alternative to plastic shampoo bottles. Made without harmful chemicals or ingredients.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rq7iIOHles

https://nohboball.com/

ABOUT THE NOHBO BALL

Nohbo is the world’s first eco-friendly shampoo ball. No more plastic shampoo bottles. Just you, your hair, and the elements. Nohbo is completely waste-free, paraben-free, and sulfate-free. Each Nohbo ball is wrapped in a biodegradable plant-based material, which means COMPOST!

Designed and developed by 16 year old Benjamin Stern of Melbourne Florida.

OUR PRODUCTS

We will offer two products. Smokey Sandalwood and Japanese Cherry Blossom. Each Nohbo ball is a single-use shampoo ball. The opportunities are endless. Future lines will include conditioner, body wash, and shaving cream balls.

                                                      

Smokey Sandalwood                              Japanese Cherry Blossom

BAKES(Edible Cutlery)

This innovation of edible cutlery was drawn from the following concerns:

1. Depletion of groundwater can be arrested by creating markets for less irrigation demanding crops such as jowar (sorghum). The edible cutlery is made from flours of this crop.
2. Demand for power from the agriculture sector does not commensurate its contribution to the GDP and on the contrary is creating pressures on other sectors, notably on the manufacturing sector. This is largely because of the faulty crop choices. This initiative could help in triggering the right crop mix (even districts with scanty rainfall are registering increasing trends in water guzzling rice crop).
3. The demand for plastic cutlery is increasing over the days. Plastic, a petroleum by-product is more harmful to human body because of the presence of several toxins and carcinogens. Its application as food consumption utensil enhances the chances of these chemicals to get into the human system.

  

Because of the uniqueness of the product and its conformation to the triple bottom lines – social, environmental and business, our initiative was selected by the CII-USAID-World Resources Institute supported initiative called New Ventures as among the top ten sustainable businesses in the year 2006 – the year when I started my venture.
NarayanaPeesapaty MD of Bakeys foods Pvt Ltd was invited to give a talk at TEDx VIT-Vellore on 2013 for his innovation on sustainability

He was selected as GREEN HERO by Wellspun renewables in 2015  (http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/welspun-renewables-rolls-out-green-heroes-115110500861_1.html)

Contact Us

Registered Office: Bakeys Foods Private Limited
1-7-12, Chippendale,416,Golconda cross road,
Musheerabad,Hyderabad-500 020, Telangana, India.
Tel : +91-93937-62080
info@bakeys.com | www.bakeys.com

Pappco Greenware - Going Green Does Matter

https://www.pappcoindia.com/

Pappco Greenware is a step towards a greener India. We are here to provide green solutions for the simpler products that we use in our daily lives and businesses. 

With a products range made from 100% compostable plant based raw materials we are providing low impact and non toxic products for your food packaging needs. 

Next time you see a styrofoam plate on the road, between the train tracks, in the mountains or anywhere - just think none of that would be there if you were buying green in the first place. GO GREEN-BUY LESS-WASTE LESS

No to plastic

Biodegradable Water Bottles Made From Algae

If you are looking to get rid of all of your plastic water bottles, then there may be a new unique solution involving a material made from algae. As first reported on by Dezeen, Ari Jónsson a design student, has combined red algae with water to create the world’s first biodegradable water bottle for Design March 2016. You may not be too thrilled about drinking out of a water bottle that has the appearance slime, but if you love the environment, and hate plastic, it’s your only option at the moment.


“I read that 50 percent of plastic is used once and then thrown away so I feel there is an urgent need to find ways to replace some of the unreal amount of plastic we make, use and throw away each day,” Jónsson told Dezeen. “Why are we using materials that take hundreds of years to break down in nature to drink from once and then throw away?”