Nature's Principles
Disrupting traditional lactic acid production through new fermentation technologies.
At Nature's Principles, they pioneer the circular production of biobased chemicals by using unique fermentation technologies.
Nature's principles develops a patented fermentation technology that makes it possible to produce L-lactic acid directly from sugar beet, in a up to 30% more cost-efficient process. The lactic acid will be used to produce PLA, the most common bioplastics. Their lactic acid will use up to 500x less water than the conventional production process.
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Interview | Bram Kerssemakers - Programme Manager Protein Port
Bram Kerssemakers recently joined the Planet B.io team as Programme Manager Protein Port. He will take responsibility on all activities within Protein Port, a network of companies, institutes and educational institutions aimed at strengthening and accelerating the protein transition. We had a talk with Bram about his career and experience.
Plant One new owner of Bioprocess Pilot Facility at Biotech Campus Delft
Plant One, an established pilot plant company specialized in sustainable production processes, will be the new owner of the Bioprocess Pilot Facility at Biotech Campus Delft. Plant One will further develop the current bioprocess facility into a full-service pilot plant for companies active in biobased and/or biotechnology processes, from SME's to multinationals. The deal was signed at the Biotech Campus Delft earlier today.
Paques Biomaterials | Natural alternatives to plastic
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