Ecohelix Lab Engineer Lisa Höglund walked through the development of the next generation of bio-based heat seal coating, including solving a storage stability challenge and validating the improved formulation through industrial-scale pilot trials.
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Behind every step forward with WOODMER® Seal is careful, hands-on R&D work in our lab. In this short video, our Lab Engineer Lisa Höglund walks us through the developmen…
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Ecohelix
Changing the world with wood-based biopolymers
- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
- Location
- Stockholm, SE
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Ecohelix
Ecohelix is a Stockholm based biotech company currently scaling up a proprietary biopolymer processing technology towards production. At Ecohelix, we are confident that a large quantity of chemicals and materials can in be manufactured sustainably from forestry based raw materials. Our partnering mills has the raw material and we have the technology to make this vision a reality. We can help make packaging, cosmetics and house care more sustainable with our Woodmer products.
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