We are currently researching an alternative to E171, or titanium dioxide (TiO2) in food-grade products.
This chemical is being regulated in major markets, including the EU where it is banned, creating an urgent need for a replacement.
On step 3 of 4, we are using our systems to analyze vast amounts of data to identify the ideal replacement for TiO2.
If we are successful, we will market our IP for licensing. The market size for food-grade TiO2 is roughly $12bn.
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These toxic compounds are in many products:
Cosmetics
Upholstery and textiles
Bags and boxes
Reducing plastic build-up
Sustainable medical devices
Improved appliances