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Novozymes Will Close Hyaluronic Acid Plant
January 14, 2008
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 86, Issue 2
Novozymes is closing a plant in Shandong province, China, that produces hyaluronic acid via Streptococcus bacteria fermentation. The plant employs 132 people. Novozymes bought the plant in 2006 to complement its existing Bacillus-based production but subsequently encountered price erosion in the dietary supplement market and a low-growth outlook in the technical market. Novozymes says it will continue to develop its Bacillus products for high-end applications such as eye drops, drug delivery, and tissue engineering.
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