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SPECIALTY CHEMICALS

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The specialty and fine chemicals industry faces several key challenges, which are to increase the biobased content of their products, reduce environmental impact and GHG emissions, while maintaining product quality and consistency, and managing complex supply chains.

As global markets continue to expand, companies must also navigate increasing competition, regulatory requirements and geopolitical risks. Additionally, the sector is often subject to fluctuating raw material prices and demands for sustainable sourcing practices. To succeed in this dynamic environment, specialty and fine chemicals firms must invest in R&D, innovate continuously, and develop strong relationships with customers and suppliers.

Industry Challenge

The specialty and fine chemicals industry faces several key challenges, which are to increase the biobased content of their products, reduce environmental impact and GHG emissions, while maintaining product quality and consistency, and managing complex supply chains.

As global markets continue to expand, companies must also navigate increasing competition, regulatory requirements and geopolitical risks. Additionally, the sector is often subject to fluctuating raw material prices and demands for sustainable sourcing practices. To succeed in this dynamic environment, specialty and fine chemicals firms must invest in R&D, innovate continuously, and develop strong relationships with customers and suppliers.

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SPECIAL CHEMICALS

Biomanufacturing as a viable alternative to fossil base production

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Sustainable new ways to feed the planet

COSMETICS

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Sustainable new ways to feed the planet

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Sustainable new ways to feed the planet

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Sustainable new ways to feed the planet

Biotech-powered solutions

Biotech-powered solutions

Biotechnology can produce fine chemicals by enabling more efficient and sustainable manufacturing processes, such as fermentation and enzymatic catalysis. So far, biotech has facilitated the development of novel specialty materials, such as biodegradable plastics, high-performance fibers, and advanced drug delivery systems.

The application of metabolic engineering and synthetic biology in fine chemicals production enables the creation of new compounds with tailored properties for various industries, including pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals. These advancements in the fine chemical sector contribute to a more circular economy by promoting the use of renewable feedstocks and reducing dependence on fossil resources.

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Elevating beauty with cutting-edge tech

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Advanced therapeutical and well-being solutions

Biomanufacturing as a viable alternative to fossil base production

Sustainable new ways to feed the planet
NUTRITION
Elevating beauty with cutting-edge tech
COSMETICS
Advanced therapeutical and well-being solutions
HEALTH
Biomanufacturing as a viable alternative to fossil base production
SPECIALITY CHEMICALS

Industries

Elevating beauty with cutting-edge tech

A man who taking his medications

Advanced therapeutical and well-being solutions

biomanufacturing

Biomanufacturing as a viable alternative to fossil base production

a little girl eating an organic yogurt

Sustainable new ways to feed the planet

We deliver tailor-made industrial solutions based on micro-organisms to rethink production models

We rely on biotechnologies and the untapped potential of micro-organisms to develop new bioproduction solutions. These offer economically and environmentally sustainable alternatives to petrochemical-based products and ingredients, or plant extracts.

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