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fermentation & cell culture — Biosurfactants

Microbial surface-active glycolipids (rhamnolipids, sophorolipids, MEL) produced by aerobic fermentation of vegetable oils and sugars — biodegradable, low-toxicity substitutes for petrochemical surfactants in home care, cosmetics, agrochemicals and enhanced oil recovery.

Price on requestSupplier sourcingpaid serviceMaturity 5/9updated in the shop 2026-10-18
Upstream — fermentation & cell culture

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Microbial surface-active glycolipids (rhamnolipids, sophorolipids, MELs) produced by aerobic fermentation of plant oils and sugars — biodegradable, low-toxicity replacements for petrochemical surfactants in detergents, personal care, agchem and enhanced oil recovery.

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