“Growing Shift Toward Bio-Based Octadecanedioic Acid in Industrial Applications”
- Rising environmental concerns and regulatory pressure are driving the shift toward bio-based ODDA over traditional petrochemical-derived alternatives
- Manufacturers are increasingly using renewable feedstocks such as vegetable oils and microbial fermentation to produce sustainable ODDA
- Bio-based ODDA is gaining popularity in sectors such as automotive and coatings due to its comparable performance and reduced carbon footprint
- Companies are investing in bio-refinery technology and fermentation advancements to scale up production efficiently
- For instance, Cathay Biotech has successfully commercialized bio-based ODDA for high-performance nylon production, supporting sustainable manufacturing
