Archroma, VJTI Mumbai to advance sustainable innovation

Global sustainable specialty chemicals company Archroma has partnered with Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI) in Mumbai to promote innovation in green chemistry and environmentally responsible technology development.

This collaboration will focus on research and development in green chemistry, aiming to create safer chemicals and eco-friendlier industrial processes. Together, Archroma and VJTI will work on projects involving renewable energy, including biofuels and hydrogen technologies, and the development of sustainable materials such as bioplastics, advanced composites, and nanomaterials. The partnership also prioritizes advancements in water treatment, especially in wastewater recycling and resource recovery technologies.

As part of their educational outreach, the two institutions have introduced a new course titled “Sustainability: Industry Perspectives for a Greener World,” co-developed by Archroma. This course combines academic concepts with real-world industrial applications, covering critical topics such as waste management, greenhouse gas emissions measurement, and Environmental Social Governance (ESG) compliance.

Anjani Prasad, Vice President of Archroma South Asia, said, “We are proud to partner with VJTI in this bold initiative to push the boundaries of green chemistry and sustainable technologies. At Archroma, sustainability is not just a commitment, it’s at the heart of our innovation and operations. This collaboration merges our global expertise with academic strength to create science-based, scalable solutions for the environmental challenges we face.”

The partnership will also support industry collaboration to help fast-track sustainable practices in manufacturing. This includes developing tools for lifecycle assessment, carbon footprint analysis, and advocating for environmentally focused regulations and policies.

Sachin Kore, Director of VJTI, stated, “This partnership with Archroma enhances our commitment to sustainable innovation and opens new opportunities for research, practical application, and student growth. We are proud to partner with a global leader and are excited to raise the standard of collaboration between academia and industry.”

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