Natplus Contest ((new))

In 2015, a printing error occurred. The Day Two booklets for Section B (seats 112–145) contained a completely different set of problems—problems that, by all accounts, were impossible. One question allegedly asked: "Prove or disprove the existence of a finite number that is its own successor, using only the axioms of Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory and a haiku about entropy."

: Most modern contests require participants to be legal residents of a specific region (e.g., Canada or Malaysia) and at least 18 years old. natplus contest

The primary function of the Natplus Contest is to act as a seal of credibility in a crowded marketplace. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and startups, breaking into the natural products sector can be daunting due to the dominance of established brands. The contest provides a meritocratic platform where products are judged strictly on their formulation, sustainability, and efficacy. Winning or even being shortlisted provides a brand with an immediate trust signal to retailers and consumers. In an industry where "greenwashing" (falsely claiming eco-friendly credentials) is a prevalent issue, the rigorous scrutiny of the Natplus Contest helps legitimate innovators rise above the noise. In 2015, a printing error occurred