UNION – Biomaterials technology company MycoWorks has confirmed that its commercial-scale fine mycelium plant has successfully harvested over a thousand sheets of the company’s luxury, leather-alternative biomaterial.
With the level of product quality said to exceed that of its California pilot plant, MycoWorks says it is now able to move to the next phase of its production ramp-up, loading over 10,000 trays that will be harvested in the coming weeks.
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