About us
A mission to transform agricultural waste into a better planet.
Ecovasa Agro Industries was founded in 2022 in Noida, India, with a simple conviction: agricultural residues are not waste — they are the raw materials of a regenerative economy.
We work at the intersection of farming, materials science and design — developing eco-friendly tableware and natural fibers from banana stems, pineapple leaves, industrial hemp and milkweed. Our outputs replace plastic in packaging, synthetic textiles in apparel, and petro-chemistry in biocomposites.
Small team, large ambition. Circular principles at every step.
About Ecovasa — FAQ
- What does Ecovasa do?
- Ecovasa Agro Industries converts plant-based agricultural residues — banana pseudostem, pineapple leaves, industrial hemp and milkweed — into natural fibres, compostable tableware, packaging materials and biocomposite feedstock.
- Where is Ecovasa based?
- Our headquarters and production base are in Noida, India, with sales offices in Oslo (Norway), Peterborough (United Kingdom) and Juigné sur Loire (France).
- When was Ecovasa founded?
- Ecovasa Agro Industries was founded in 2022 in Noida, India.
- Is Ecovasa a recognised startup?
- Yes. Ecovasa is recognised under Startup India, registered as an MSME, and recognised by StartinUP (Government of Uttar Pradesh). It is incubated by the Startup Incubation & Innovation Foundation (SIIF) at the Uttar Pradesh Textile Technology Institute (UPTTI), Kanpur.
- Which industry bodies is Ecovasa a member of?
- Ecovasa is a Producer Member of FIBRAL — Global Plant Fibre Association, and a member of the Discover Natural Fibres Initiative (DNFI).
- Who does Ecovasa work with?
- We work with farmer groups and aggregators on the supply side, and with textile mills, packaging converters, biocomposite manufacturers, restaurant groups and consumer brands on the demand side.
- Can Ecovasa supply samples or run a pilot?
- Yes. We supply fibre and tableware samples for evaluation and run structured pilots covering specification, volume and delivery schedule. Contact us at info@ecovasa.com to start.
- How does Ecovasa benefit farmers?
- Ecovasa aims to buy usable residue as feedstock once collection begins, creating a potential additional income opportunity for growers while offering an alternative to open-field burning.
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We're building a supply chain that pays farmers, replaces plastic and gives designers a genuinely circular material to work with. Whether you're sourcing fiber or specifying tableware, let's talk.
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