Products and Commercial Technologies
Halal Collagen Nutraceuticals
Pure Halal Collagen for Industrial & Consumer Applications
Halal collagen derived from bovine and processed to strict religious and cultural compliance. It reduces reliance on costly imports, promotes self-sufficiency, and makes collagen products affordable and accessible for domestic pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, cosmetics, and food sectors in Pakistan.
Description
Halal collagen derived from bovine and processed to strict religious and cultural compliance. It reduces reliance on costly imports, promotes self-sufficiency, and makes collagen products affordable and accessible for domestic pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, cosmetics, and food sectors in Pakistan.
Available Sizes
- Nutraceutical Grade PKR 3,000 per 100g
Industrial & Healthcare Applications
Pharmaceuticals
High-purity collagen for drug capsules, tablet binding, and biomedical coatings.
Nutraceuticals
Bio-active collagen peptide powders and health supplements supporting joints and bones.
Cosmetics Industry
Ideal for anti-aging creams, serums, moisturizing lotions, and beauty care.
Functional Foods
Protein fortification and texture enhancement in foods and beverages.
Biomaterials Research
Scaffold fabrication for tissue engineering and cell attachment studies.
Wound Care
Component in bioactive wound dressings and skin substitutes.
Technology Status & Commercialization
Status: Ready for Technology transfer and Commercialization. Standard certifications include ISO22000, ISO9001, BRC, Halal, and HACCP compliance. No DRAP approval is required for cosmetic and food applications.
Business Potential
Halal Market Demand
Global halal collagen market is projected to reach $1-2 Billion by 2030, driven by rising demand.
Revenue Target
Capturing 5-10% of the market could generate $50-100 Million in revenue by 2030 for Pakistan.
Import Substitution
Replaces expensive imports of non-halal or certified bovine collagen with local halal supply.
Principal Investigator
Prof. Dr. Ather Farooq Khan
Tenured Professor
Member of Soft Tissue Research Group
IRCBM - CUI Lahore Campus
Research Group
