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Adsorbi develops a novel biomaterial based on cellulose, designed to capture gaseous air pollutants. Its application spans active airflow systems like gas filters in air filtration systems and air purifiers, as well as passive airflow applications such as packaging for sensitive goods.

FineCell is a Swedish company based in Linköping that specializes in the production of sustainable cellulose microfibers. Established in 2015 by Jonatan Henschen, Jonas Engstrand, Monica Ek, and Kloce Dongfang Li, FineCell focuses on creating renewable and high-performance nanomaterials derived from forest resources. The unique physical and chemical properties of its cellulose microfibers offer distinct advantages over competing products, making them suitable for a variety of applications, including reinforcement, barriers, and fillers in packaging and the automotive industry. FineCell's innovative materials enable manufacturers to utilize simpler and more cost-effective raw materials across diverse sectors such as packaging, paper, personal care, food, pharmaceuticals, membranes, and paints, contributing to reduced carbon footprints in production processes. The company has garnered support from Vinnova, Sweden's innovation agency, and EIT InnoEnergy.

Adsorbi develops a novel biomaterial based on cellulose, designed to capture gaseous air pollutants. Its application spans active airflow systems like gas filters in air filtration systems and air purifiers, as well as passive airflow applications such as packaging for sensitive goods.

Muoto develops a three-dimensional fiber product made of wood fibers designed for packaging. It is a functional package that combines structure, functionality, and design. The product’s layer structure creates the possibility to customize according to the application – the repertoire of different forms of packaging is endless. The products are always made fit for purpose according to the customer’s needs.