Is chicken on your plate tonight?Maybe korma, stir-fry, or biryani?

Global poultry consumption per capita increased from 9.8kg in 2000 to
14.8kg in 2019.In 2023, the global chicken meat production is projected to be
103.4 million metric tons.

Feathers make about 8% of the body weight of chicken.

This puts the total feather waste generated in 2023 alone at 8.38 million metric tons

What makes this a problem?Feathers consist of predominantly
α-keratin and β-keratin.
Extensive disulphide bonds and non-covalent interactions give feathers a high resistance to proteolytic microorganisms, chemicals, and mechanical stress.

Current methods for managing feather waste are highly inefficient and unsustainable

Steam Pressure TreatmentChemical HydrolysisLandfillingIncineration

Management of this protein-rich material encompasses an enormous challenge for the poultry industry.
Then, what is the solution?

Introducing KeratiNoMoreRevolutionizing feather waste disposal.

Leveraging a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms, our method ensures efficient and sustainable feather waste degradation.

But that's not all – we transform this waste into valuable products through biotransformation techniques.

How?
We've developed cutting-edge modules for feather degradation, coupled with specially designed hardware for safety and seamless scale-up.