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Accelerating the Green Transition 
Together

We believe that strong partnerships are what help us advance firmly towards complete solutions. We therefore engage in paid pilots and R&D projects with companies and research institutions that wish to collaborate and innovate for a greener future. 

PAID PILOTS

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We use our materials science and seaweed biopolymer chemistry expertise to develop new lab-to-market solutions customized for your business. Leverage our skills and experience to replace plastics in your production line through collaborative projects​ and do your part in decarbonizing the industry. 

OUR COLLABORATION WITH 

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B’ZEOS has collaborated with Nestlé in the development of food packaging prototypes. In the first collaboration B’ZEOS pivoted from the edible straw formulation to flexible packaging. In the second collaboration B’ZEOS has been working with AITIIP on the pilot scale manufacturing of the flexible films.

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R&D PROJECTS

We partner up with academic and research institutions to engage in R&D projects. You can collaborate with B'ZEOS on your research project to drive new discoveries to market and maximize the potential of your research funding.

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Cases

SOME OF OUR CURRENT R&D PROJECTS 

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PlastiSea

Funded by Bluebio, the main objective of the PlastiSea project is to develop novel bioplastic materials based on cultivated and wild species of brown algae. 

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Mark -Seapack

The main objective of this project is to pave the road for seaweed packaging toward commercialization when it comes to legal and regulatory aspects

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Algipack

Developing seaweed-based bioplastic using Norwegian cultivated brown algae, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil-based plastic for packaging applications such as films and paper coatings.

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Seaweed

Pack

The aim of the project is to develop and commercialise novel, flexible, and home-compostable films based on seaweed extracts, to reduce the use of single-use plastic.

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