After fulfilling all the criteria which gives the Commission Decision of 21 July 2007 establishing the ecological criteria for the award of the Community Ecolabel to soaps, shampoos and hair conditioners, ENDEMIC BIOTECH S.L. is granted certification of the European Ecolabel for ECOTECH GREEN CARE gel with registration number ES-V/30/001.
ENDEMIC BIOTECH S.L. creates ECOTECH GREEN CARE gel formulated with natural surfactants biotechnologically obtained that give a high dermal compatibility, high level of biodegradability and pH related to the skin.
The Valencian region’s push in biotechnology has created very fertile ground for outside investment in the numerous spin-offs and start ups. One of the objectives for Bioval is to identify the innovative ideas and business opportunities based in Biotechnology to provide alternatives to traditional investment options. Grow with Biotechnolgy. More information.
The biotechnology sector in the Valencian Region is already composed of a diverse mix of companies, ranging from multinational sector leaders, to innovative start up companies beginning to make their mark. The diversity of these companies is further expounded by the broad range of biotech projects.
The Peptides and Proteins Laboratory at the CIPF, started in conjunction with the CIPF and the CSIC, has participated in an important advance in the search for more efficient drugs and therapies for the treatment of various illnesses such as cancer. The discovery means another step forward in the search for more effective treatments.
EDYPRO Fertilizantes, a Valencian company dedicated to the research, development and production of Biotechnological exclusive Fertilizers of high agronomic performance for Conventional Ecological Agriculture has received a NEW PRIZE for its respect and promotion of the environment 2009.
A study of the substances which nourish and help produce the embryo during its early development in the laboratory.
Knowledge of the substances which the embryo uses as culture medium, where it develops and receives nourishment as well as the products it releases into this medium, gives us new, valuable information on its future viability which has until now been unknown. The research work completed by Instituto Bernabeu and The University of Alicante has been recognised by the scientific community through its publication in the prestigious North American journal, “Fertility & Sterility”.
