Bio-Sourced Surfactants Derived from Renewable Sources
SurfactGreen specializes in developing patented ecological surfactants derived from renewable sources for use in pers
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SurfactGreen specializes in developing patented ecological surfactants derived from renewable sources for use in pers
Biocatalytic process for the synthesis of esters.
Synthesis of surfactants from cellulosic material through a biocatalyzed process.
Modular Genetics
Bioweg combines biotechnology, material science, and molecular simulations to create advanced, sustainable,
Coverts abundant methane gas into biodegradable materials. Methane is the byproduct of several essential operations.
Mango Materials
Blueview is a footwear company owned by Algenesis, a material science and technology company intended to manufacture
Synthesis of biodiesel and NOBS (advanced bleaching system).
Renewable and biodegradable oils.
Biosynthetic Technologies