Startup: Sanitary Waste Usually Ends Up In Landfills And Seas. This Innovation Recycles It To Protect Environment, Empower Women - News Summed Up

Startup: Sanitary Waste Usually Ends Up In Landfills And Seas. This Innovation Recycles It To Protect Environment, Empower Women


hile studying mechanical engineering at SGGS College, Nanded, Ajinkya Dhariya had encountered waste-pickers separating diapers and other noxious sanitary waste like used pads by hand. “Before that, I was a products guy, sitting in a room and developing technology,” says Dhariya. Besides, PadCare has also tied up with P&G that manufactures sanitary napkins exclusively for the vending machines run by the company. Given the pace at which urban centres are transitioning, moving to something like a bio-friendly menstrual cup is going to take long. Says Varghese: “Six years down the line, I feel PadCare will be a unicorn in the space.”


Source: Forbes November 02, 2021 03:04 UTC



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