Matt Seabaugh, Ph.D.

Adipic acid is a vital chemical used in the production of various materials, including nylon, plastics, and food additives. Traditionally sourced from petroleum, the production of adipic acid has significant environmental implications. However, the emergence of bio-derived adipic acid—produced from renewable biological resources—offers numerous benefits that align with sustainability goals and the evolving demands of […]

Adipic acid is a key industrial chemical, primarily used in the production of nylon, plastics, and food additives. However, traditional production methods have raised environmental concerns due to their reliance on fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions. In response, UP Biochemicals is exploring sustainable alternatives that not only reduce environmental impact but also align with

In today’s world, the call for sustainable solutions has never been louder. Industries across the globe are seeking ways to reduce their environmental impact while maintaining high standards of quality and efficiency. At UP Biochemicals, we are at the forefront of this movement, pioneering innovative processes to produce eco-friendly chemicals that benefit both the planet