Introducing EcoFLEXY by Cellugy: biofabricated cellulose, nature-inspired, replacing petrochemicals in personal care. Circular economy solution.

Das BIOCARE4LIFE-Projekt des dänischen Biotech-Unternehmens Cellugy hat umfangreiche EU-Fördermittel erhalten, um die Produktionssteigerung für die

The Danish startup Cellugy has developoed a drop-in, bio-based replacement for petrochemicals., produced with an assist from super-bacteria.

Cellugy, the industrial biotechnology startup developing innovative, biobased solutions to replace fossil-based materials in the personal care sector, has just secured €8.1 million to support scaling up the production of its biofabricated cellulose-based rheology modifier material, EcoFLEXY. The fresh capital comes in the form of a grant from the LIFE Programme, the European Union’s funding instrument for projects supporting environment and climate action.

Cellugy has raised €8.1mn in EU funding to accelerate production of a biodegradable material designed to replace microplastics in cosmetics.

Cellugy’s EcoFLEXY Rheo is the first high-performance, fully biobased and biodegradable rheology modifier, offering a microplastic-free alternative for personal care.

Søborg-based biotech startups Cellugy and Bioli have formed a partnership to introduce a new sustainable skincare product. Bioli’s Moisturizing and Protecting

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Cellugy has raised €8.1mn in EU funding to accelerate production of a biodegradable material designed to replace microplastics in cosmetics.

Danish biotech firm Cellugy has secured €8.1M via an EU grant to scale up its bio-based alternative to fossil-based skincare ingredients.

The European Union has granted Cellugy 8.1 million euros in its drive to eliminate microplastics in personal care products.

Cellugy, a Søborg, Denmark-based industrial biotechnology startup developing biobased solutions to replace fossil-based materials in the personal care sector, raised €8.1M in funding

Cellugy, the industrial biotechnology startup developing innovative, biobased solutions to replace fossil-based materials in the personal care sector, has just secured €8.1 million to support scaling up the production of its biofabricated cellulose-based rheology modifier material, EcoFLEXY. The fresh capital comes in the form of a grant from the LIFE Programme, the European Union’s funding instrument for projects supporting environment and climate action.


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Danish biotech company Cellugy’s BIOCARE4LIFE project has received significant EU funding to accelerate production scale-up towards commercialization for Cellugy’s biofabricated materials platform, EcoFLEXY. The platform’s debut product, EcoFLEXY Rheo, is the world’s first high-performance rheology modifier that is fully biobased, biodegradable, and competitively priced, offering the personal care industry an alternative to microplastics and fossil-based ingredients, without compromising texture […] The post Cellugy secures €8.1M to eradicate microplastics in personal care products with biobased alternative appeared first on Textile Focus.

Cellugy’s EcoFLEXY Rheo is the first high-performance, fully biobased and biodegradable rheology modifier, offering a microplastic-free alternative for personal care.