Microphyt delivers first batch of microalgae
The company cultivated the organisms in a 5,000 litre photobioreactor (built in a greenhouse with the potential to house ten similar machines) that has been operational since December 2009. The second machine will be brought into service in July 2010 and the third at the end of the year, according to Microphyt. The production unit is due to be fully completed in 2011 at a cost of €2-3m.
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For more than two millennia, byssus - the protein fibres produced by certain molluscs to anchor themselves underwater - occupied an extraordinary place in Mediterranean material culture. The byssus of the noble pen shell, Pinna nobilis, was processed into “sea silk”, a rare textile prized for its remarkable natural qualities. With its traditional source now increasingly scarce, this once-celebrated material has all but disappeared
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Tropic Skincare reopens headquarters following phase one of £5 million investment
The ambassador-led skin care and cosmetics brand, founded by Susie Ma, has reopened doors to its headquarters in Croydon, England, as phase one of a £5 million investment across Tropic Skincare’s locations completes
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