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Nanollose secures further patents for its fibre

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Patents in Canada, South Korea and Japan strengthen IP for company which produces materials from microbial cellulose

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The facility will replace a previously proposed two-stage, partner-backed route involving both pilot and demonstration lines.

PERTH - Australian biomaterials firm Nanollose has strengthened its intellectual property position with a fresh round of patent grants spanning key fashion and agriculture markets.

The Western Australia-based company has secured protection for its microbial cellulose technologies in Canada, South Korea and Japan, building on a growing portfolio designed to cover its value chain from feedstock through to finished products.

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