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Epoch Biodesign and Invista sign MoU on nylon recycling

Enzymatic plastic recycler Epoch Biodesign has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with manufacturer Invista.
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Invista, Epoch Biodesign to Advance Development of Post-Consumer Recycled Nylon 6,6

Under a MOU signed between Invista and Epoch Biodesign, both the companies will work together to advance the development of ...
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Epoch Biodesign to Accelerate Global Scale-Up of Revolutionary Plastic Recycling Technology with Former INVISTA CTO

Having held multiple leadership roles over 36 years in R&D, Technology, and Operations across INVISTA and DuPont, Grunewald is one of the world’s leading experts on plastics and plastics ...
Ecotextile News

Invista links with Epoch on recycled nylon 6,6

Agreement with UK biotech company aims to develop virgin-quality nylon 6,6 at commercial scale using AI-engineered recycling ...
Knitting Trade Journal

Invista and Epoch partner on enzymatic nylon recycling

Wichita – Invista has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with UK‑based Epoch Biodesign to accelerate the development of post‑consumer recycled nylon 6,6, a move that could open new pathways ...
Business Wire

Epoch Biodesign raises a $11Million seed round led by Lowercarbon Capital to accelerate enzymatic solutions to biorecycle plastic waste.

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Epoch Biodesign, the Total BioDesign TM Company, announced this week that it has raised a $11M seed round. The proceeds will be directed towards the expansion of their protein ...
Business Insider

We visited Chris Sacca-backed Epoch Biodesign's London HQ. The startup wants to clamp down on pollution with plastic eating enzymes.

Epoch Biodesign, a startup converting plastic to chemicals using enzymes, has raised $14.5 million. Plastics are made using fossil fuels. The London-based startup wants to change that. We visited the ...