Algaeing

produces Algadye and Algaink, algae-powered liquid dyes and inks applied in place of synthetic and heavy-metal-based textile colorants, with academic studies confirming functional dye performance on knitted cotton at industrial scale.

Country
Israel
EU
Coverage
EUUS
fibers-textiles
Regulatorsreachepa

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
FundingApproximately $4.84M to $5.01M aggregate funding reported, with multiple rounds including seed and venture rounds up to 2024 medium confidencebiobase.whitefordresearch.com · caplight.com
CapacityOperating at industrial scale with plans to triple output in 2025tocco.earth
CertificationCertified toxic-free; colors tested to ISO fastness standardstocco.earth · algaeing.com
Regulatory approvalMeets regulations for clean and toxic-free products; no specific regulatory approvals listed by agency name medium confidencebiobase.whitefordresearch.com
Production siteBeit Yitzhak, Israel; presence in Germany and United Statesbiobase.whitefordresearch.com · ivc-online.com
HeadcountBetween 6 and 13 employees reported across different sources medium confidenceivc-online.com

Independent sources: biobase.whitefordresearch.com · caplight.com · ivc-online.com · tocco.earth

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Living bio-textiles (algae-infused, colour-changing)fibers-textilesMedium

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