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Redesign Lab
Impact venture studio that partners with founders to build and scale biobusinesses (business model, operations, sales and market opening) and prepare them to receive investment. It also advises impact funds and development agencies.
How can Redesign Lab help your biobusiness?
- What it offers
biobusiness buildingcommercial and operational scalinginvestment readinessadvisory for funds and cooperation
- At what stage
- I'm starting up · I want to grow
- Who it serves
- Individual entrepreneurs · Formal companies
- Products
- Quinoa, Cacao, Coffee, Tarwi (Andean lupin), Cotton (Pima, Tangüis and native colored cotton), Aguaje (moriche palm), Rosewood oil, Cat’s claw, Ungurahui palm, Agricultural bio-inputs, Honey (beekeeping), Sustainable timber, Amazonian fish farming (unspecified), Sustainable artisanal fishing (unspecified), Native and purple corn, Biomaterials (fibers and bio-based materials)
- Where it works
- International reach: Latin AmericaIn Peru, with documented projects or investments in: Loreto, Amazonas, Cajamarca, San Martín, La Libertad, Lambayeque, Áncash, Lima y Callao, Ucayali, Huánuco, Junín, Madre de Dios, Ica
- Also
- Consultancies
- Programs
- Bio Business School
How do you access Redesign Lab?
- Can you apply directly?
- Yes, it serves biobusinesses directly.
- Do you need a business that already operates?
- No
- How hard is it to access?
- Moderate access
- Do you pay or co-fund?
- To be agreed
- Where does the money come from?
- Private
Mapping classification: Partners with the founders at two stages of the cycle (mapping criterion, Nov 8, 2026): when creating the company and when growing, when it is time to scale operations, increase sales and prepare to receive investment. Terms are agreed with each biobusiness.
Who does Redesign Lab overlap with?
Organizations in the map working on the same products in the same departments. It is not a declared relationship: it is an overlap in the data, useful to look for synergies.
- AgromercadoMadre de Dios, Cajamarca, La Libertad +5 · Quinoa, Coffee, Cacao
- Ministerio del Ambiente (Minam)Amazonas, Cajamarca, Loreto +3 · Aguaje (moriche palm), Coffee, Cacao, Honey (beekeeping)
- NESsTAmazonas, San Martín, Loreto +4 · Cacao, Coffee, Tarwi (Andean lupin)
- AgrobancoLoreto, Junín, Cajamarca +2 · Aguaje (moriche palm), Ungurahui palm, Coffee, Cacao
- CCPIPLoreto, Ucayali, San Martín +3 · Aguaje (moriche palm), Cacao, Coffee
- GIZ en el PerúHuánuco, Junín, Ucayali +3 · Sustainable timber, Coffee, Cacao
Sources and references
Dated public data behind this profile. What is published does not reflect everything an organization does.
Figure declared by the organization: it evaluated 25 Amazonian biobusinesses for NESsT's AmazonBeEco program. Web oficial de Redesign Lab
Declared by the organization: its portfolio in Peru includes biobusinesses in Amazonian biomaterials for fashion (Loreto and Madre de Dios), agricultural bio-inputs made from artisanal fishing waste (Áncash), perfumery with Amazonian biotechnology, and supplements with Andean and Amazonian biodiversity. Redesign Lab: Ventures
Figure declared by the organization: it has developed 10 biobusinesses in its portfolio, which billed USD 26,000,000 in 2025 in Latin America, with more than 120 communities directly impacted. Web oficial de Redesign Lab
ImpactAlpha, an international impact finance outlet, described it as a Lima-based impact venture builder with a stake in Cotton Nation, a regenerative cotton company in the Peruvian Amazon working with more than 2,500 farming families, to which it provides technical and strategic support to grow. ImpactAlpha: Fashion brands step into the aid gap to back regenerative cotton in Peru’s Amazon
At the COP16 on Biodiversity (Cali), on the «Regenerative Businesses for the Amazon of Latin America and the Caribbean» panel at the Peru Pavilion, PVBLIC and CleantechHUB announced a new climate solutions hub in Peru with Universidad del Pacífico and Redesign Lab as local strategic ally. PVBLIC: Expansion of CCE Hubs in Latin America: New Hubs in Peru, Panama, and El Salvador to Drive Climate Solutions