Biotalys and 21st.BIO enter into strategic partnership for agricultural bio control products

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Biotalys (Ghent, Belgium; www.biotalys.com) and 21st.BIO (Søborg, Denmark; 21st.bio), a leading Danish precision fermentation technology company, have entered into a strategic partnership to accelerate the production of Biotalys’ protein-based biocontrol solutions. This collaboration will leverage 21st.BIO’s proprietary fermentation platform to support the production of Biotalys’ AGROBODY agricultural biocontrol products at commercially competitive costs. 21st.BIO offers […]

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Biotalys and 21st.BIO enter into strategic partnership for agricultural bio control products

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