Road to sustainability gets a boost with technology enzyme-based

In a country where climate, terrain, and traffic pose unique challenges to road durability, a nature-inspired solution shows remarkable promise. TerraZyme, a bio-enzyme-based soil stabiliser, is transforming how India builds its roads by cutting costs, slashing emissions, and extending road life.

- Apoorva Modi Vice President of Technical Operations Avijeet Agencies Pvt. Ltd.

Nature Meets Engineering I've always believed that the best solutions come from working with nature, not against it. TerraZyme exemplifies this philosophy. It's an enzyme that interacts with soil particles—especially those with binding properties—to create a stronger, more resilient base. By reducing the soil's water absorption, TerraZyme prevents moisture-related degradation, a common culprit in road failure. The result? Enhanced compaction and a robust structure that withstands heavy loads and harsh weather year after year. It's practical science at its finest.

Cost, Performance, and Longevity

Traditional road-building methods rely heavily on aggregates and cement, which are costly and resource-intensive. TerraZyme offers a cost-effective, high-performance, and long-lasting alternative. It reduces material and transportation costs, accelerates construction timelines, and lowers maintenance expenses over the road's life cycle. Performance-wise, enzyme-treated roads exhibit superior soil strength, improved moisture resistance, and effective dust suppression—leading to safer, cleaner roadways. These roads are less prone to cracking and potholes, require minimal rehabilitation, and offer extended durability. The environmental benefits are equally compelling, making TerraZyme a truly sustainable solution.