Canadian sportswear company Lululemon has partnered with California-based biotechnology company ZymoChem to scale up the ...

Despite cost declines in the upstream HMDA segment, firm offers meant that the nylon 66 polymerization segment faced relatively greater pressure. Caught between upstream and downstream pressures, chip ...

Lululemon participated in a $21 million Series A funding round for ZymoChem last year, along with Toyota Ventures. That ...

Nylon is lagging behind other materials in the brand's sustainability progress, but it's betting on investment in biomaterial ...

By 1934, Carothers had a promising development: He combined the chemicals amine, hexamethylene diamine, and adipic acid. It created fibers! But they were weak. They had formed by the polymerizing ...

lululemon’s work with ZymoChem began last year with an initial investment to support innovative technologies used to create a bio-based version of adipic acid – one of the key chemical building blocks ...

Nylon has two primary ingredients: diamine, which comes from crude oil, and adipic acid. Like many widely used synthetic materials, nylon was created in the early 1900s by a chemist working for ...

Lululemon partners with ZymoChem to scale sustainable bio-based nylon for its apparel. This collaboration aims to replace ...

The two companies started their collaboration last year with Lululemon funding ZymoChem's development of a bio-based alternative to adipic acid, a petroleum-derived key ingredient in nylon 6,6.