Shriram Institute for Industrial Research
Headquartered in India
NABL-accredited, not-for-profit contract research institute headquartered in Delhi that runs a dedicated agro waste research area within its wider polymer chemistry and environmental analytical testing programs.
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South Asia
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India
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