Optimyze®: Enzyme that Improves Paper Recycling
Enzymes that prevent contaminants, or stickies, from agglomerating and interfering with recycling, pulp, and paper ma
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Enzymes that prevent contaminants, or stickies, from agglomerating and interfering with recycling, pulp, and paper ma
PFAS-free and biodegradable textile waterproofing, biobased and readily degradable multi-functional wax, bio-based an
OrganoClick AB Stockholm University and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Creates products through technologies derived from yeast production and focuses on yeast-related biotechnology applic
Packaging material made of renewable wood fibers. Paptic® is bio-based, recyclable, reusable, and biodegradable.
Paptic
Renewable source chemistry for the production of biosolvents and fine chemicals.
Peptide emPOWERed™ Insecticides are peptide-based biological pesticides from naturally occurring molecules with effec
Phytoglycogen sustainably extracted from kernels of sweet corn for cosmetic applications.