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A biotech company using enzymatic processes for PET biorecycling and PLA biodegradation to enable plastic and textile circularity.

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Overview

Carbios is a biotech company that closes the loop of plastic and textile circularity through enzymatic processes. Its work spans PET biorecycling (for bottles, trays, films, and polyester fibers) and PLA biodegradation (for short-lived, bio-based packaging). It is a certified B Corp and works across the full value chain with biotech partners, waste & feedstock players, industrials and converters, and global brand owners.

Products and positioning

Biotechnology powering plastic and textile circularity.

  • r-PET resin

    High-performance PET resin delivering virgin-like quality r-PET resin, designed to be fully recycled.

  • Recycled polyester fibers

    Turning polyester waste into high-quality fibers with virgin-like quality.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Carbios and Indorama Ventures partner on PET bio-recycling plant[5]

    Carbios selected Indorama Ventures to build a plant using Carbios’ PET bio-recycling technology at Indorama Ventures’ PET production site in France. The plant is planned to be operational in 2025, and Indorama Ventures plans to co-invest.

  • Reported

    L’Oréal announces recycled-plastic cosmetic bottle[6]

    L’Oréal Group announced a cosmetic bottle made entirely from plastic recycled using Carbios’ enzymatic recycling technology. The group said it planned to put the innovation into production in 2025, and Biotherm would be the first group brand to use the bottle.

  • Reported

    Carbios appoints Kader Hidra as CFO[7]

    Carbios announced the appointment of Kader Hidra as its Chief Financial Officer and a member of the company's Executive Committee.

  • Reported

    Carbios receives €1.4 million after CE-PET project milestone[8]

    Carbios announced that it had received a total of €1.4 million from France's Investments for the Future Program, operated by ADEME, following confirmation of a key stage of the CE-PET project.

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