Bio-based and renewable could be the new circular economy

The world is changing because it needs to change. State-of-the-art fermentation technologies are applied in the conversion of organic compounds into added value high-purity products for chemical-, plastic- and fuel-applications.

When upgrading surplus waste material such as wood chips to biofuels or bioplastics, the products do not compete for raw materials or land used in food or forestry. It is this regenerative philosophy that should be the hallmark of any future production. A renewable and sustainable future. 

To reduce the need for harsh acids and excess heating, the fermentation of surplus waste materials is often accompanied by enzymatic treatment steps also known as hydrolysis. This helps drive the conversion of complex structures such as starch or even cellulose into fermentable sugars. 

We can help with process optimization by enabling fast and easy testing of enzyme activities on the production floor.