Better for Plants.
Kinder to Pollinators.
Nurturing Your Harvest
Safe Solutions for a Thriving Farm
and a Buzzing Planet.
Bee-Friendly Insecticide.
Made From Mussel Shells Waste.
BeeFriend provides an innovative alternative for insect control, designed to protect plants while being safe for bees.
Conventional insecticides can harm pollinators and have long-term effects on biodiversity, soil, and water. BeeFriend offers a more sustainable approach using Bio-Calcium Carbonate upcycled from discarded green mussel shells.
By combining research, natural ingredients, and sustainability, BeeFriend helps protect your garden while keeping bees safe.
Turning Food Waste into Sustainable Innovation
The future for our agriculture and ecosystems through dedicated research
By upcycling discarded green mussel shells from local seafood industries and coastal communities, we transform what was once a waste stream into a valuable resource. This supports the local community by encouraging
economic activity, reducing environmental burden, and fostering a circular economy.
BeeFriend founder, Pammy, is engaging with local fishermen and the seafood industry to explore the challenges and environmental impact of mussel shell waste in Thailand's coastal communities.
The development of BeeFriend was inspired by the need for insect-control solutions that protect our vital pollinators and the environment. Our innovation is rooted in rigorous scientific research that validates the transformative potential of green mussel shell waste to be converted into Bio-Calcium Carbonate as a safe insecticide.
Pammy in Chulalongkorn University's lab, cleaning mussel shells and later examining the resulting Bio-Calcium Carbonate particles under a microscope during the research process.
Community Outreach
BeeFriend works closely with beekeepers, organic farmers, city park officers, and government agencies to promote sustainable insect management.
Through workshops, field demonstrations, and community outreach, we share practical knowledge and encourage collaboration to protect pollinators and support more sustainable communities.
