GlycosBio Technology:

High Value Chemicals Through Fermentation

We use microorganisms (bacteria) to make high value chemicals through fermentation processes. These microorganisms are non-pathogenic (safe) and have been used for years to make drugs, chemicals, and enzymes used in food products and laundry detergents. Our novel approach allows economical conversion of waste streams into chemicals including fuels, surfactants, and building blocks for biodegradable and non-degradable plastics. We are in the process of building a pilot plant to demonstrate the ability to economically manufacture large quantities of these chemicals in a more environmentally friendly manner, with less CO₂ production (sometimes absorbing CO₂ from the atmosphere). Our products can be substituted for petrochemical derived chemicals either as a final product or in an intermediate step in the manufacturing process with 100% equivalent performance of the final products, some of which have multi $billion market sizes.

The ability to tailor our production by engineering bacteria allows us to build market-responsive biofactories with local feedstock and chemical market
demand in mind.