Alternatives to Seprify
Seprify is a Materials Science tool: developing cellulose-based alternatives to titanium dioxide for cosmetics, food, and coatings. Here are the 60 closest alternatives, compared on pricing, features and what real users say.
The 20 closest Materials Science companies to Seprify
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Titanium Dioxide Manufacturers Association (TDMA)2ChemicalsBrussels, BelgiumIndustry association representing major global producers of titanium dioxide pigments and performance additives.
- NANaturbeads48Materials ScienceBath, United Kingdom$4.1M
Developing a biodegradable, cellulose-based alternative to microplastics.
- FAFasal Bio44Materials ScienceZagreb, Croatia$7.0M
Developing a proprietary renewable material platform to reduce reliance on conventional plastic.
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Notpla61SustainabilityLondon, United Kingdom$25.0MNotpla develops and produces sustainable, plastic-free packaging solutions from seaweed and plants, offering biodegradable and compostable alternatives for various applications.
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Level Nine43ChemicalsBerlin, Germany$4.0MDeveloping next-generation nanozyme catalysts to enable a more sustainable and efficient chemical production industry.
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Elea & Lili38BiotechnologyEspoo, Finland$2.7MDeveloping and industrializing cellulose-based superabsorbent materials as a fossil-free and biodegradable alternative.
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CleanTech company specializing in PET/polyester plastics and fibres recycling using microwave-assisted depolymerisation.
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Get Savour55FoodTechSan Jose, United Kingdom$33.0MSustainable fats from carbon, revolutionizing food ingredients and personal care.
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Gavan55FoodTel Aviv, Israel$18.0MGavan Technologies offers Fatrix, a next-generation fat system designed to provide indulgence without compromise in food products.
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FreezeM54BiotechTel Aviv, Israel$20.9MSustainable insect farming solutions providing Black Soldier Fly eggs and neonates globally.
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Rubi Laboratories53BiotechnologySan Francisco, United States$4.5MTurning CO2 into cellulose for textiles using an innovative, carbon-negative enzymatic process.
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Foamlab51BiotechnologyDelft, Netherlands$3.5MDeveloping high-performance, compostable foams from bacterial cellulose to replace fossil-based plastics.
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Epoch Biodesign48BiotechnologyCambridge, United States$12.0MEpoch Biodesign uses enzymes to break down plastic waste into monomers for new plastic production.
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Kvasir Technologies47Renewable EnergyFredericia, Denmark$10.0MDanish biofuel startup developing a patented process to convert lignin-based residues into climate-neutral marine fuels.
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Visibuilt44BiotechnologyAarhus, Denmark$3.3MDeveloping biobased alternatives to conventional carbon-intensive construction binders.
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QuberTech44BiotechnologyCambridge, United Kingdom$4.3MUK biotechnology company developing sustainable natural rubber from engineered dandelions.
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Shellworks43BiotechnologyLondon, United Kingdom$15.0MDeveloping a sustainable plastic alternative called Vivomer.
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BarAlgae42AlgaeTel Aviv, Israel$2.5MCultivation facility specializing in commercial production of natural, wildtype microalgae species for aquaculture.
- Website NENew Dawn Bio40BiotechnologyTel Aviv, Israel$2.1M
Cultivating wood directly into its final shape, 10,000x faster than forestry.
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Sensmet49Materials ScienceOulu, Finland$4.1MDeveloper of continuous metals monitoring technology for raw material value chains.
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