Student's tomato-waste bioleather venture now yields 5,000 meters monthly
Pritesh Mistry created a bio-leather material from discarded tomato by-products as part of a college project at Thadomal Shahani Engineering College. The invention aims to make use of agricultural waste while lessening the environmental footprint of conventional leather manufacturing. His company, The Bio Company, has started commercial production and currently makes 5,000 meters of bioleather each month. Partnerships with designers and manufacturers are seen as essential for scaling the business and meeting quality benchmarks.
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