Swiss biomaterials firm Seprify has raised 12.25 million francs ($15.7M) to scale its cellulose-based alternatives to titanium dioxide for food and personal care.

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The Swiss startup aims to replace titanium dioxide with scalable biomaterial solutions validated with industrial partners.

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Techmer PM highlights recycled content certification, partnerships, and circular economy principles in 2025 sustainability report.

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