Design of Modular Agricultural Materials Using Regenerated Pineapple Agricultural Waste
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- Dec 12, 2025
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š Design of Modular Agricultural Materials Using Regenerated Pineapple Agricultural Waste
Led by Tune n Turn Co., Ltd., this development embodies agricultural circular design and a sustainability approach that enables nature and human practices to coexist.
Design Concept
This project begins with a simple belief:āresources can be found in agricultural waste, and solutions can be found in the fields themselves.ā
By recovering large quantities of pineapple leaves left after harvest, we developed an environmentally friendly and highly functional modular agricultural material systemĀ ā proving that what once burdened farmers can be transformed into tools that support them.
Modular Applications
ā Fully biodegradable agricultural mulch film
Protects crops and soil while eliminating the disposal burden of single-use plastics.
ā Fruit-protection bags for thinning and orchard management
Designed to reduce fruit damage and enhance cultivation efficiency.
ā Scalable material platform for multiple agricultural applications
Applicable to packaging, seedling tools, and value-added agricultural containers ā expanding the regenerative potential of pineapple residues through design.
Together, these innovations demonstrate that agricultural waste is not the end of a cycle ābut the beginning of a new one.Through material regeneration and modular design, pineapple farming residues return to the land in a new form, supporting agriculture rather than burdening it.
ā»ļøMaterial Origin & Properties
The material originates from pineapple leaf agricultural waste.Through natural fiber separation and blending with plant-based starch, it is processed into biodegradable pineapple fiber pelletsĀ with the following advantages:
⢠Plastic-free, naturally decomposes in 3ā9 months when buried in soil
No long-term residue and no environmental burden.
⢠No incineration or waste transport required ā returns directly to the farmland
Designed to complete its cycle where it came from.
⢠Friendly to crops and farmers
Supporting agricultural productivity while reducing resource and labor pressure.
š± Modular Application ā Example
š¹ Pineapple Fiber Agricultural Mulch Film
A sustainable alternative to traditional plastic mulch films, providing soil-warming and weed-suppression functionsĀ while eliminating post-season disposal challenges.



š± Modular Applications
š¹ Pineapple Fiber Agricultural Mulch Film
A sustainable alternative to traditional plastic mulch films, delivering soil-warming and weed-suppression functionsĀ while eliminating post-season disposal burdens.
Modular sizing adapts to different field layouts and crop configurations
After use, the film can be tilled directly into the soil to decompose naturally
š¹ Pineapple Fiber Fruit-Protection Bags
Designed for orchard thinning and crop protection with both practicality and sustainability in mind.
Breathable, UV-resistant, and insect-repellent
Applicable to pineapples, mangoes, pomelos, and other fruit crops
Modular design supports high-volume field operations and easy on-site replacement
š§© Modular Design Strategy
All agricultural materials are developed through a system-design approach, enabling:
Flexible integration of materials, dimensions, and field usage scenarios
Support for different cultivation seasons and crop management needs
Compatibility with existing agricultural tools, minimizing transition costs for farmers
š Environmental & Social Value
Reduces the use of plastic agricultural supplies, lowering soil and air pollution from disposal and burning
Activates agricultural waste as a valuable local resource, reinforcing regional circularity
Provides farming environments with practical, adjustable, and eco-friendly tools
Aligned with ESG goals, circular economy principles, and the transition toward green agriculture
š Recognition & Achievements
The modular system has been honored with:
2nd Place ā 2025 Environmental Care & Sustainable Design Competition
2025 iF Design Award ā Social Impact Prize (Germany)




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