Dr. Bio: A biopolymer made from starch to tackle the single-use plastic menace in India. A Gurugram based company becomes the first in the country to manufacture a plant-based biopolymer.

By: The Better India
Date:September 2021

Dr. Bio: A biopolymer made from starch to tackle the single-use plastic menace in India. A Gurugram based company becomes the first in the country to manufacture a plant-based biopolymer.

By: SME FUTURES
Date:September 2021

India had an opportunity to interact with Mukul Sareen and Sidharth Sareen, two young Directors of Hi-Tech Group. They have come up with a brand Dr Bio based on  bipolymer. The company is passionate about sustainability and circluar economy.

By: Food Marketing & Technology Magazine
Date:September 2021

The corn is used as livestock feed, as human food, as biofuel, and as raw material in the industry. The Agro products that are deemed unfit for human consumption utilized for other useful products. Such useful product is an alternative to plastic made from the biopolymer from the corn starch

By: SME World
Date:September 2021

According to a study by Un-plastic, India generates about 9.46 million tonnes of plastic waste every year. The need of the hour is sustainable alternatives for plastic, and Gurugram-based Hi-Tech International is providing one with its plant-based bio-polymers

By: SMBSTORY
Date:24 August 2021

मक्का से बनेगा अब प्लास्टिक, पारंपरिक पद्धति में होगा बदलाव

By: Krishi Jagran Hindi
Date:07 August 2021

Dr Bio is the Indian biopolymer to have been approved by the Institute of Petrochemicals Technology, said Sidharth Sareen, Technical Director, Hi-Tech International in a press statement.

By: The IndianExpress
Date:06 August 2021

Gurgaon-based Hi-Tech International, a technology sourcing provider in the field of plastics and packaging, has come out with a plant-based bio-compostable polymer. The biopolymer, made from corn starch, can replace single- and multiple-use plastic products.

By: 360 Packaging
Date:23 July 2021

Gurgaon-based Hi-Tech international, a technology sourcing provider in the field of plastices and packaging, has come out with a plant-based bio-compostable polymer

By: Business Line
Date: 20 July 2021

Interview with Manufacturing Today, Mukul Sareen – Director, Business Development at Hi-Tech International, share more about the technology, production process and growth prospects of their products.

By: Manufacturing Today
Date:12 July 2021

Plexconnect catches with Mr. Mukul Sareen, to know more about what makes Dr. Bio a sustainable and environment friendly alternative to fossil based plastics.

By: Plex Connect
Date: 01 july 2021

Hi-Tech International is the first company in the country to manufacture a plantbased bio-polymer – Dr Bio – which can be used to replace single-use and multi-use plastic products with bio-compostable plastic.

By: Economic Times
Date:01 July 2021

Hi-Tech International’s plant-based bio-polymer, Dr Bio, can be used to replace single-use and multi-use plastic products such as bottles, straws, cups, polybags and more

By: Financial Express
Date:09 June 2021

Rust-X shows 70 percent like in demands as India becomes the preferred destination for global car manufacturers

By: ANI NEWS
Date: 28 May 2021

Navigating The Transition From Recyclable To Bio-Compostable Plastic

By: Industry Outlook
Date: 07 May 2021

Innovative Packaging; Giving Fruit and vegetable an extended shelf life

By: Food Marketing Magazine
Date: 27 March 2021

SeguraMAX Plant-based ‘Keep-U-Safe’ Tech Would Help Snip Covid Spread

By: BLive
Date:11 November 2020

SeguraMAX develops plant based technology to contain virus transmission

By: Bio Spectrum
Date:01 Oct 2020

Punjab-based SeguraMAX Introduces World’s First Plant-based Technology to Contain Surface Transmission of Viruses

By: The Truth One
Date:30 Sep 2020

SeguraMax’s keep-u-safe clothing & products range can reduce up to 99% of viruses within 1 Minute 

By: Forbes India
Date: 14 Sep 2020

Rust-X provides nonpareil corrosion prevention solutions across steel and automotive industries 

By: Hindustan Times 
Date: 20 Aug 2020