Scientists now transform sugarcane bagasse – the fibrous residue from sugar production – into biodegradable packaging and biofuel. This breakthrough not only reduces agricultural waste but also cuts plastic pollution. Pilot factories in Brazil and India are already testing the technology, with commercial production expected by 2025. Experts say this circular economy solution could help sugar-producing nations meet sustainability goals while creating green jobs. The development comes as global demand for eco-friendly materials surges by 30% annually.
Sugarcane Bagasse Gets New Life As Eco-Material
Aug 06, 2025


