Ecovative

Companies like MycoWorks and Ecovative have opened large-scale commercial facilities in regions like South Carolina to supply millions of square feet of material.

Country
United States
Commercial Mycelium
Coverage
CNEUINUS
bioremediation
fibers-textiles
food-alt-protein
polymers-materials
wood-construction
Regulatorsfdaefsaepaadememoa-chinareachnmpa

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
Funding$183.49 million total raisedwwd.com
Capacityover 1 million sq ft annual capacity for mycelium leather; 10+ million lbs annual feedstock throughputecovative.com · ecovativedesigns.com
Production siteGreen Island, NY; Pennsylvania; Netherlandsecovativedesigns.com · synbiobeta.com · texintel.com
CertificationOver 40 issued patents worldwide; open access program for European MycoComposite patentsecovative.com · ecovativedesigns.com · foodnavigator.com · plasticpollutioncoalition.org
Regulatory approvalongoing development and regulatory strategy for food applications, including GRAS determination evaluationshop.ecovative.com · foodnavigator.com

Independent sources: foodnavigator.com · plasticpollutioncoalition.org · synbiobeta.com · texintel.com · wwd.com

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Bio-isolation (hemp wool, mycelium, straw, cork)polymers-materialsLow
Biocomposites & nanomaterialswood-constructionLow
Mycoprotein and mushroom sectorfood-alt-proteinLow
Natural fibers & bio-textilesfibers-textilesMedium
Upcycling biowaste into valuable productsbioremediationMedium

Compiled by BIOECON from primary sources.

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