AgriNovus: How Student-Invented Soy-Based Baby Wipes Can Help the Environment

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Millions, if not billions of baby wipes are used all over the world each year. The problem is that they are made with plastics and chemicals, which are not environmentally friendly. However, the winners of the 2024 Soybean Innovation Competition, two students from Purdue University, have developed a soy-based baby wipe, SoySilk, that provides the best cleaning effect and is biodegradable. Read about this innovative solution and the other novel ideas from the Competition.

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