Toward Sustainable Biomanufacturing via Single Use Technologies

Biomanufacturing is under increasing pressure to reduce its environmental footprint, with greenhouse gas emissions and plastic waste at the forefront of the challenge. Single-use technologies (SUTs) combined with process intensification are emerging as powerful enablers of more sustainable, efficient production. This article highlights how continuous processing, plastic circularity, and industry-wide collaboration will significantly improve biomanufacturing sustainability and reduce its environmental impact.

Read the article for insights on:

• How process intensification aligns cost savings with sustainability goals.
• How end-to-end continuous processing and circular SUT design (including non-fossil feedstocks and plastic recycling) further reduce environmental impact.
• Why industry-wide collaboration is crucial to scaling circularity.