Biobased Materials | Chemicals
Biobased materials are made from substances derived from living (or once-living) organisms and include things like bioplastics and engineered wood. The industry includes natural textiles, leather, wood, and paper, and much more. Bio-based chemicals are derived from plants and other renewable agricultural, marine and forestry materials. The biobased chemical industry continues to increase, replacing traditional chemicals with bio alternatives.
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Biobased Materials | Chemicals Subject Matter Experts
With an average of over 30 years experience, our Biobased Materials & Chemicals experts handle a wide range of biobased materials and chemicals including bioplastics, biochar, biosynthetic materials, biopharmaceuticals, bio fabricated proteins, bioplastics, and those involving engineered proteins, enzymes, cellulose and fermentation. For a more complete list, see below.
- Ammonia
- Animal-Free Products
- Biochar
- Biofabricated Proteins
- Bioplastics/Polymers
- Coproducts
- Enzymes/Peptides
- Flavors and Fragrances
- Food Products
- Glycerin
- Latex/Rubber
- Nutraceuticals
- PLA/PHA
- Renewable Chemicals
- Sustainable Fertilizers
- Sustainable Pesticides
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Market Analysis for Cotton-based Bioplastics
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Large Industry Research GroupProject Number:
21078Due Diligence of Biodegradable Bioplastics Investment
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Global Asset Management FirmProject Number:
21133Due Diligence of Recycled PET Investment
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Global Investment BankProject Number:
22094Biomaterials of Tomorrow
Biomaterials have long been a part of our daily lives, from wooden houses to woolen clothes. More recently, biotech advances have brought us sugar-derived first-generation biofuels and high-performance enzymes to power our laundry detergents. Now, we see the emergence of nylon made using genetically engineered microbes instead of petrochemicals, alternative leather from mushroom roots, and cement from bacteria.
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