OzoneBio is reimagining Nylon-66. By converting waste biomass into bio-adipic acid, we’re cutting emissions and enabling truly sustainable materials. Circular chemistry. Real climate impact. 🔗 ozonebio.ca #Cleantech #GreenChemistry #CircularEconomy #ClimateTech

As we step into the holiday season of overconsumption, it’s worth remembering: 92M tonnes of textile waste are generated every year. Synthetic fibres like nylon are a big part of the problem. Materials must change. #BioNylon #FutureOfMaterials

2025 reshaped sustainable materials. Carbon became a design constraint. “Bio-based” wasn’t enough anymore. Drop-in, low-carbon materials gained real momentum. Materials aren’t inputs, they’re climate infrastructure. linkedin.com/pulse/what-sha…

Season’s greetings from OzoneBio. This year was about progress, advancing bio-based adipic acid & bio-nylon, building real partnerships, and pushing low-carbon materials closer to market. Happy Holidays & see you in the new year #Ozonebio #sustainablefuture #biobased

OzoneBio is proud to participate in Performance Without Toxicity, opening 26 Jan 2026 at Fabrica X—an exhibition exploring how innovation & materials are reshaping performance apparel for a cleaner future. @fabricax_london #PerformanceWithoutToxicity #FabricaX #TheMillsFabrica

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on a year of action at OzoneBio. - Advanced bio-adipic acid, bio-nylon & bio-based aromatics - Attended 7+ conferences & exhibitions - Grew our team - Reached 75K+ impressions across platforms We’re heading into 2026 ready to build

As sustainability expectations rise, textiles are entering a proof-driven era. Our latest article explores how bio-based materials, lifecycle science, and circularity will shape sustainable textiles in 2026 and beyond. #SustainableTextiles #BioBasedMaterials #CircularEconomy

OzoneBio is delighted to be part of Performance Without Toxicity, opening at Fabrica X on 26 January 2026. If you’re in London, we’d love for you to visit and explore how performance can evolve without compromise. - Fabrica X, London - Opens 26 January 2026 #TheMillsFabrica

Most emissions don’t come from energy; they’re embedded in materials. Bio-based intermediates can cut Scope 3 emissions without changing performance, turning carbon from a liability into an asset. Decarbonisation starts at the molecular level. #Scope3 #BioBasedChemicals #

World’s First: Bio-Based Nylon 6,6 - from molecule to finished fabric OzoneBio has successfully polymerized, spun, and knitted Nylon 6,6 made with bio-based adipic acid, proving a full end-to-end, drop-in solution compatible with existing manufacturing. #WorldFirst #BioNylon66

Great connecting with innovators at the @MillsFabrica Expo in London (27–28 Jan 2026)! Inspiring conversations around sustainable materials, circular fashion, and climate tech. Excited to keep building toward a bio-based future. 🌱 #OzoneBio #ClimateTech #BioBased

Did You Know? 60% of the world’s textiles are made from fossil-based synthetic materials that take decades to break down and contribute to microplastic pollution. Switching to bio-based materials isn’t just a trend, it’s a path to sustainable, planet-positive fashion.

Do you know? Most single-use and athletic products still rely on fossil-based plastics, even the ones touching your skin every day. At OzoneBio, we’re changing the game with bio-based, plastic-free materials that perform just as well, if not better. #SustainableMaterials

Happy International Women’s Day! At OzoneBio, we’re proud to be a women-led company working to build a sustainable, bio-based future while empowering more women to lead and innovate in the bioeconomy. The future of sustainable materials needs diverse voices. #OzoneBio

OzoneBio is excited to attend the Textiles Circularity events hosted by the Recycling Council of Alberta on March 18–19. Looking forward to connecting with innovators and leaders working toward a more circular textiles industry. If you’re there, come say hi to the OzoneBio team

Fashion decarbonisation = business critical A new paper by H&M Group & Ernst & Young highlights: 👉 Most emissions sit in Scope 3 (supply chains) Finance + collaboration = key to scale 🌱 Bio-based materials can play a big role 🔗 hmgroup.com/news/hm-group-… #SustainableFashion

We’ve just received TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) synthesized using our bio-based adipic acid. A big thank you to Dario Brand, PhD candidate working in the Lab for Plastics Technology and Macromolecular Chemistry, University of Applied Science Muenster. #ozonebio