Alternatives to Fermeate

UK biotechnology company developing sustainable natural rubber from engineered dandelions.

Developing circular biomass technology.

Develops nanostructured sensor chips for rapid pathogen identification in food.

Developing high-performance, compostable foams from bacterial cellulose to replace fossil-based plastics.

Pioneering sustainable oils and fats through fermentation.

Developing and producing mycoproteins for the food industry as a sustainable ingredient for B2B partners.

Epoch Biodesign uses enzymes to break down plastic waste into monomers for new plastic production.

Turning CO2 into cellulose for textiles using an innovative, carbon-negative enzymatic process.

Pioneering Liquid State Intelligence for physical-world AI.

Empowering Venture Scientists to solve neglected health and planetary challenges through an entrepreneurship-focused doctoral training program.

Developing biobased alternatives to conventional carbon-intensive construction binders.

Developing a sustainable plastic alternative called Vivomer.

Discovering and developing novel, high-value ingredients for food and health.

Using microorganisms as programmable molecular factories for industrial ingredients.

Develops and deploys advanced biotechnology solutions for industrial resource challenges, focusing on wastewater treatment and energy recovery.

Cultivating wood directly into its final shape, 10,000x faster than forestry.

Developing and industrializing cellulose-based superabsorbent materials as a fossil-free and biodegradable alternative.