(…) environmental renewal, economic efficiency, and industrial innovation. Unlike conventional systems that retrofit sustainability as a secondary feature, POWDER HOUSE embeds circularity into its technological foundation. Its precision-engineered upcycling platform transforms fruit pomace into high-purity, ultrafine bioactive ingredients for the food, cosmetic, nutraceutical, and nutricosmetic sectors. This closed-loop architecture operates entirely without chemicals, direct human manipulation of biomaterials, or thermal degradation, enabling the preservation of bioactive integrity. The system is governed by four structural sustainability standards: Residue-Free, Chemical-Free, Water-Free, and Manipulation-Free. These are not procedural add-ons, but embedded design features. Residue-Free ensures total biomass valorization with no waste or emissions. Chemical-Free eliminates synthetic solvents and petrochemical agents. Water-Free signifies a complete absence of water usage, reducing pressure on freshwater ecosystems. Manipulation-Free removes direct human contact with biomaterials, reinforcing purity, safety, and operational consistency. Collectively, these standards guarantee that every input is maximally valorized with minimal ecological cost. Through this architecture, POWDER HOUSE radically reconfigures the role of waste. Instead of externalizing organic residues through landfilling or incineration, the model captures their latent value—avoiding methane emissions, soil and water contamination, and biodiversity loss. It simultaneously reduces pressure on virgin  raw (…)