Vivici
The future of animal-free dairy protein
By 2050, there will be close to 10 billion people on this planet. Global demand for protein will nearly double. Current ways of producing protein cannot be scaled to meet that demand - we would need almost two times the resources our planet can provide.
Vivici's protein derived from precision fermentation will complement today's traditional protein production and contribute towards a sustainable future food system.
Making precision fermentation of dairy proteins a reality
Vivici brings to market animal-free, highly nutritious and sustainably produced protein.
Founded by DSM and Fonterra, Vivici leverages decades of experience in developing and scaling bioprocesses and holds world-leading knowledge in the isolation and application of dairy proteins.
Vivici's foundation for success is deep industry expertise, bringing biotech to market and developing delicious consumer products with customers.
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Meet the new faces of Planet B.io
The Planet B.io team is growing! We’re excited to welcome three new colleagues who will strengthen our biotech innovation ecosystem: Mohammed Iaallala (Senior Manager Strategic Relations), Natascha Keijzer (Lab Manager), and Katri Kaunismaa (Subsidy Manager). Each of them brings valuable expertise to help our community grow, whether through strategic partnerships, lab management, or funding opportunities.
Planet B.io welcomes GenScript and Lesaffre
Planet B.io and ASR Dutch Science Park Fund are very happy to announce that two new companies have joined the Planet B.io community on the Biotech Campus Delft from April 1st on.
Sharing lab equipment at Planet B.io: A collaboration between ExCulture and Nature’s Principles
One of the many benefits of being part of the Planet B.io community is the opportunity for startups to collaborate and share resources, optimizing costs and accelerating progress. A great example of this is the recent collaboration between ExCulture and Nature’s Principles, which centers around sharing a high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) machine.