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Biosyntia Launches Natural Biotin Produced from Sustainable Fermentation Process

Published on 2020-09-04. Edited By : SpecialChem

TAGS:  Natural/ Organic   

Biosyntia_Natural_BiotinBiosyntia produces BIO-B7™, one of the world’s first natural fermented Biotin. This biotin is produced from a sustainable fermentation process based on sugar.

Essential Vitamin for Hair, Skin and Nails


Biotin (vitamin B7), is a well-known nutraceutical ingredient added to products within personal care, food, beverage, supplement and animal nutrition industries. It is an essential vitamin and increasingly recognized as a key component in beauty supplements due to its beneficial effects on hair, skin and nails.

It is a significant scientific breakthrough, and we have come a lot further with the technology than others have been able to. This achievement is mainly due to our world-class research- and development team, who have put an amazing effort into making this a success,” said Martin Plambech, CEO at Biosyntia.

BIO-B7™ Produced from Renewable Sources


The Nordic biotech company, Biosyntia, has succeeded in producing high-quality Biotin with a fermentation process, resulting in Biotin which is more sustainable and natural.

Using our BIO-B7™, formulators and brand owners can uniquely claim their products contain fermented Biotin, which is natural and produced from renewable sources – and at the same time our product has a very high purity and full traceability. It provides our customers a new value proposition in the market as well as peace of mind,” said Cecilie Oest-Jacobsen, launch manager at Biosyntia.

Today, the majority of Biotin is synthetic, manufactured by chemical synthesis with crude oil as the main source of raw material. Transitioning from a synthetic to a natural fermentation process provides a sustainable value, as fermentation processes have been shown to provide a significant reduction in CO2 emission, chemical waste, air pollution and water usage both historically for vitamin production and specifically for a commercially scaled Biotin process.


Source: Biosyntia
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