US Bioindustrial Manufacturing Gains Momentum as BioMADE Surpasses 300 Members
BioMADE, a public-private partnership focused on advancing bioindustrial manufacturing in the United States, has announced that its network has grown to more than 300 members. The network, which spans 38 states, includes large corporations, startups, research institutions, community colleges, and non-profits working to develop bio-based alternatives to conventional materials. “We are proud to support our over 300 members in achieving their goals, from cutting-edge biotechnology innovation to education and workforce development programs and opportunities,” said Douglas Friedman, CEO of BioMADE. Leveraging domestic feedstocks The organization focuses on biomanufacturing technologies that use domestically grown feedstocks such as corn, soybeans, and sugar beets. These biological inputs serve as the foundation for products like bio-based cement, plant-derived textiles, and rubber alternatives. BioMADE members are engaged in diverse projects …
