Across India, businesses are starting to rethink how they package their products.   Plastic has been the default for years. It’s cheap, widely available, and easy to work with. But it leaves behind long-term environmental harm. So, there’s growing regulatory pressure as well.   Single-use plastic has already been banned in India sin

Hemp plastic is showing up everywhere. It is being used in automotive parts, consumer goods, electronics, construction, and packaging. The interest is real, and it is growing fast. But so is the confusion around one question that every serious buyer eventually asks: “But is hemp plastic actually biodegradable?” Hemp plastic is

Plastic is everywhere. From food packaging and delivery bags to car dashboards and medical devices, the entire global economy completely runs on polymer materials.  Most of these plastics are sourced from fossil fuels, and right now, that dependence is under intense scrutiny. Across the world, governments are tightening plastic regulatio

As plastic pollution continues to plague the planet, the search is on for alternatives. Hemp plastic has emerged as a novel material that is a strong contender. It is being adopted as an alternative across the packaging industry for making consumer goods and some industrial components.    But it’s not a one-size-fits-all swap. There a

Vishal Vivek

Vishal Vivek

Vishal Vivek, CEO & Co-Founder of UKHI, is a sustainability entrepreneur and the former founder of Hemp Foundation, where he empowered 1,000+ farmers through 100+ SHG workshops. He has been a driving force in promoting eco-conscious production and fair trade practices, inspiring communities to adopt sustainable livelihoods.

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