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Nordic Seafarm grows seaweed right from the heart of the ocean, cultivating varieties like sugar kelp and sea lettuce. They turn these natural treasures into products that support everything from food to biomaterials. Their mission is to make seaweed widely available through large-scale hybrid farming and partnerships.

Colorifix develops textile coloration technology using pigments inspired by colors found in nature. By programming microbes to produce these pigments, they enable color application through existing industry processes. Their mission is to bring a biology-based approach to colour production and make it accessible at commercial scale.

TreeToTextile develops a new cellulose fiber made from wood-based raw materials. Using proprietary fiber technology, they create versatile fibers for textiles and nonwoven applications that can be used on their own or blended with other materials. Their mission is to make innovative cellulose fibers available at commercial scale for the global textile industry.

Seprify develops cellulose-based functional materials for industrial applications. Using proprietary processing technology, they transform cellulose into ingredients that can serve as pigments, texturizers, emulsifiers, and other performance-enhancing materials. Their mission is to unlock new uses for cellulose and make advanced bio-based materials accessible across industries.

NorNorm offers a circular subscription service for office furniture, where furniture is reused and redistributed between businesses to instead of discarded, helping businesses create flexible workspaces. Their model allows customers to access high-quality, pre-loved furniture without the commitment of ownership.

Nyris makes searching easier with smart AI technology that lets you find products just by looking at pictures or using keywords. Whether it's for spare parts or online shopping, their visual search tool helps businesses save time and reduce mistakes.

Nilo develops industrial adhesives made from plastic waste. Using its proprietary binder technology, the company transforms difficult-to-recycle plastics into materials for composite wood panel manufacturing. Their mission is to turn waste into a valuable resource and create commercially viable circular material systems.

New School Foods is a Toronto-based company that creates plant-based seafood alternatives, replicating traditional seafood´s taste, texture, and cooking experience. They have developed proprietary technologies to produce whole-cut products at scale.

Flow Loop develops recirculating shower systems that collects, filters, UV-purifies and reuse water during a shower. Designed for homes and commercial facilities, their technology integrates with existing installations while maintaining consistent shower experience.