Agri Ministry appoints Bambrew founder Vaibhav Anant as Advisor for bamboo sector development

New Delhi: Bambrew, India’s largest one-stop innovative solution provider of sustainable packaging as an alternative to Single Use Plastic, has another reason to celebrate. The company’s founder Mr. Vaibhav Anant was recently inducted by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare as an advisor to the Bamboo Sector Development Committee.

The advisory group includes a number of prominent academicians, researchers, innovators, progressive entrepreneurs, designers, farm leaders, marketing specialists, and policymakers. The inter-ministerial and public-private consultation is intended to integrate the bamboo initiatives of the Ministries/Departments and to assist in revamping the sector’s developmental architecture by incorporating synergy among all sections of the bamboo value chain. The restructured National Bamboo Mission (NBM) was launched as a Centrally Sponsored Scheme in 2018-19.

The Mission’s primary focus is on developing a complete value chain of the bamboo sector to connect growers with consumers, beginning with planting material, plantation, and the establishment of facilities for collection, aggregation, processing, marketing, micro, small, and medium enterprises, skilled labour, and brand building initiatives in a cluster approach mode. The Mission’s primary focus is on developing a complete value chain of the bamboo sector to connect growers with consumers, beginning with planting material, plantation, and the establishment of facilities for collection, aggregation, processing, marketing, micro, small, and medium enterprises, skilled labour, and brand building initiatives in a cluster approach mode.

Aside from its use in the construction industry as a design and structural element, bamboo has many applications. Plastic can be replaced with environmentally friendly mouldable granules made from bamboo. Because of its rapid growth and abundance, bamboo is a dependable source of ethanol and bio-energy production. And in a bid to accelerate the elimination of plastic from our lives by championing sustainable and natural alternatives like bamboo, Bambrew, under Vaibhav’s commendable leadership  Bambrew has emerged as a one-stop innovative solution provider for sustainable packaging in India.

Speaking on his induction, Vaibhav Anant, Founder and CEO of Bambrew, said,” It is an actual privilege to have been inducted into the Advisory Group for Bamboo Sector Development. As a pioneer of the nation’s sustainable packaging segment, Bambrew is ferociously committed to the same tenets harbored by the esteemed Bamboo advisor committee. The tremendous potential of Bamboo, aptly called the green steel, in substituting and curtailing single-use plastic is evident before everyone. It will be a humbling opportunity for me as an individual to become a part of this committee. I will now have a chance to learn immensely from my worthy peers while also bringing my expertise and sense of innovation to the table. Lastly, I am grateful to the confidence and trust placed by the Ministry of Agriculture on me.”

Presenting the most viable alternatives to toxic plastic, Bambrew utilizes natural plant fibers and pulp to create viable packaging alternatives to toxic plastic that are both eco-efficient and sustainable. In its effort to curb the glaring environmental crisis, Bambrew strives to cultivate the importance of sustainable substitutes to curb the impending environmental crisis. By embracing its wide range of versatile packaging options, businesses can effectively replace their dependency on plastic for packaging and contribute towards a more sustainable and greener tomorrow.

As warriors in green armor, Bambrew has managed to reduce more than 10,000 tons of plastic by creating feasible substitutes which are 100% handmade, reusable, and the perfect natural replacement for single-use plastic in the B2B domain. Every Bambrew product is meticulously crafted with the promise of zero chemicals and pesticides by using ingenious natural substances such as bamboo, sugarcane, and seaweed.