Bioindustry

Industry
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We globally promote the transition to a bioeconomy where industrial chemicals, fuels and everyday materials are produced from renewable resources.

The upcoming biotechnological revolution will transform industrial processes in chemical, energy, food, pharmaceutical and pulp & paper industries. At VTT, we develop living cell factories such as microbes (bacteria, yeasts and molds), algae, plants and plant cells for the sustainable production of biomass, various ingredients, high-value chemicals and proteins. With us, you get a sustainable supply, safe and contained production processes and economical, environmentally friendly end-products. 

Explore our services related to bioindustry

Services by Industry
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Sustainable bio-based materials
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Licensing patents, trade secrets and software
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Meat alternatives research and development
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Cellulose films and coatings
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Design in research
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VTT CellularFood
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Chemical and bioprocess development
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Cell factory
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Foam forming platform
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Biopolymers
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Pilot plant and process scale-up
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Bioanalytical services
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Industrial circular economy and ecodesign
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Sustainable textiles
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Protein production and engineering
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Plant biotechnology
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Sustainable and smart packaging solutions
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Food and beverage solutions
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Computational material design – VTT ProperTune®
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Biomass processing and waste stream utilisation services
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Plastic Circular Economy
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Bio-based chemicals

Customer stories within bioindustry

Latest by Industry
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Case: ANDRITZ & Metsä Fibre & Dow – LigniOx innovation offers a biobased option for construction chemicals
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Case: Valmet & Circa – New pyrolysis technology paves the way for fossil-free solvent production
News, Company news
VTT-led joint research project received over a million euros in funding for upgrading agricultural sidestreams into biocarbon for high-value applications
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