Vertec Biosolvents

produces corn-derived ethyl lactate as a MEK replacement across paints, coatings and industrial degreasing applications, with a bioethanol-to-ethyl-acetate catalysis platform that eliminates the fossil-feedstock dependency of conventional ethyl acetate production; the company was acquired by Shrieve Chemical Company,…

Country
United States
Shrieve Chemical subsidiary (2024) us
Coverage
EUUS
specialty-fine-chem
Regulatorsreachepa

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
Headcountapproximately 3 to 5 employeesadapt.io
Revenue$1 million annuallyadapt.io
HeadquartersWest Chicago, Illinois, United Statesvertecbiosolvents.com
CertificationUSDA Certified Biobased Product, Kosher and Halal Approved (for specific formulations)ulprospector.com · vertecbiosolvents.com
Regulatory approvalUS EPA List 4A inert ingredient, US FDA GRAS/Flavor Additive status, FIFRA 25(b) listedulprospector.com · vertecbiosolvents.com

Independent sources: adapt.io · ulprospector.com

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Biosolvents & green solventsspecialty-fine-chemMedium

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