Henrik Busch-Larsen

Unibio is involved in licensing its fermentation technology in foreign countries for commercial purposes and has established its first commercial production in Russia. Unibio runs its R&D and pilot facility at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and has a demonstration-scale production plant in KalundborgKalundborg, Denmark .

Unibio is a pioneering venture in the biotechnology sector and has its operational base in Denmark. The company was founded in 2014 and in 2015 it acquired Unibio A/S, the Danish operating company, which was established in 2001.

The company owns a fermentation technology capable of developing a patented single cell protein (SCP), called Uniprotein®. The fermenter design utilizing methanotroph bacteria to convert methane into biomass with a high protein content. Uniprotein® has been approved in the EU for animal feed and can substitute traditional proteins in all livestock and seafood feed such as fishmeal. In September 2018 Uniprotein® was approved for use in organic systems by OF&G, Organic Farmers & Growers.

Unibio is involved in licensing its fermentation technology in foreign countries for commercial purposes and has established its first commercial production in Russia. Unibio runs its R&D and pilot facility at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and has a demonstration-scale production plant in Kalundborg, Denmark .