@withCurran

CelluComp Ltd develops biobased Microfibrillated Cellulose (MFC) under the brand name Curran

 Burntisland, Fife
cellucomp.com/
Joined April 2014
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Alongside our partners at Rypax, we are launching our fibre bottle at packexpo Las Vegas today. Why not come by and visit our booth at N9141. It would be great to see you. – at Las Vegas, NV
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Less than 2 weeks until #PACKEXPOLasVegas! Join us as we launch the first fibre bottle solution. This pioneering creation features a bio-based barrier coating, brought to life through our collaboration with Rypax. Find us at North Hall, Booth N-9141 Las Vegas Convention Centre
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We are all set up and ready to help you with your packaging needs. Come and visit Christian and Alexander at our booth in Hall 10.1 Booth 3050.
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Don't forget we are exhibiting at Plastic Free World in Cologne tomorrow. We are in Hall 10.1 Booth 3050, so pop by and see how we can help revolutionise your plastic packaging! #getwithcurran #plasticfree
CelluComp Ltd@withCurran2 Nov 2022
We are exhibiting at Plastic Free World in Cologne on 9-10 November. Come by and see us in Hall 10.1 Booth 3050 and speak to us about Curran, Nest & Reef and how they can revolutionise your packaging! #getwithcurran #plasticfree
We are exhibiting at Plastic Free World in Cologne on 9-10 November. Come by and see us in Hall 10.1 Booth 3050 and speak to us about Curran, Nest & Reef and how they can revolutionise your packaging! #getwithcurran #plasticfree
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Read the article written by @FoodIndustryCO about our collaboration with DTI here: bit.ly/3bz7s4c

Fibre From Sugar Beet Is a Key Ingredient in New Paper Packaging - Food Industry Executive

A fibre-based, recycable and biodegradable packaging with exceptional barrier properties. That is the result of four years of collaboration between Danish Technological Institute and Scottish-based...

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Fibre from sugar beet is a key ingredient in new paper packaging @withCurran spnews.com/sugarbeet-paper-p… #biobasedmaterials #compostablepackaging #recyclability #sustainablepackaging #ecofriendly #circulareconomy
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New sugar beet fibre developed and claims big savings in C02 #Scotland #Denmark #sugarbeet #beet #environment #environmental #CO2 #Packaging @withCurran packagingeurope.com/news/dti…

DTI and CelluComp collaborate on fibre-based packaging derived from sugar beet pulp

The Danish Technological Institute (DTI) and CelluComp have developed Curran, a fibre-based material for packaging that is made of micro-fibrillated cellulose from sugar beet pulp and an ultra-thin...

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DTI and CelluComp collaborate on fibre-based packaging derived from sugar beet pulp packagingeurope.com/news/dti…

DTI and CelluComp collaborate on fibre-based packaging derived from sugar beet pulp

The Danish Technological Institute (DTI) and CelluComp have developed Curran, a fibre-based material for packaging that is made of micro-fibrillated cellulose from sugar beet pulp and an ultra-thin...

packagingeurope.com
Did anyone spot David Hepworth from #Burntisland business @withCurran on Food Unwrapped last night?!? 😀👏👏👏 #foodunwrapped #cellucomp #burntisland #totallylocally #sustainablescience #lovewhereyoulive
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Innovative research led by @JamesHuttonLtd will bring together Hutton researchers and industry partners @withCurran and @HS_WaxedCotton to develop multiuse, washable, environmentally friendly #PPE materials, with funding from @InnovateUK @UKRI_News.
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#RMS Have you considered a calaboration with @Pharm2Farm_org and @GarethCave to help with your ppe @withCurran as per news article..? thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/loc…
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@withCurran something to think about when you’re receiving take out food. Curran working on solving this problem packagingdigest.com/food-pac…

Food Packaging recent news | Packaging Digest

Explore the latest news and expert commentary on Food Packaging, brought to you by the editors of Packaging Digest

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CelluComp Ltd retweeted
BioYorkshire@BioYorkshire1 Sep 2020
Curran® developed by @withCurran is made from #waste streams of root vegetables. It can improve effectiveness of most products ranging from #concrete to #paints & coatings, paper & #packaging, food, composites and more buff.ly/3gXdSYi .
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CelluComp has plans in place to help make this 20% reduction a reality! Stay tuned. bakerpedia.com/sugar-reducti…

Sugar Reduction in Baked Goods | Blog | BAKERpedia

As well as being a functional ingredient and adding sweetness to baked goods, sugar plays a very important role in the formation of flavor. Fat and sugar reduction or removal creates challenges for...

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Keep in mind what’s in your takeout food packaging. Curran looking to solve this problem packagingdigest.com/food-pac…

Food Packaging recent news | Packaging Digest

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Cellucomp @withCurran develops sustainable materials by extracting nanocellulose fibres from root vegetables. Turning waste into a new resource, without compromising performance. Read their story and discover how we helped: ow.ly/lROY50xXlEt #ESIF #CircularEconomy
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Take a look at what @ibioic and Cellucomp @withCurran have been looking into...these colourful discs are prototype antibacterial materials #biotech #cleantech
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CelluComp Ltd retweeted
Joško Bobanović@joskob6 Mar 2020
Addressing climate is not only about #renewableenergy but equally about #foodwaste #upcycling #plantbased championed by @SofinnovaParis companies @Cometbio @AfyrenBiotech @withCurran @Microphyt
Fast Company
@FastCompany5 Mar 2020
These are the 76 climate solutions we need to scale up right now to have a chance f-st.co/BHdIhH8
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CelluComp Ltd retweeted
Joško Bobanović@joskob6 Mar 2020
Public knows now thanks to @Trevornoah , but @withCurran a @SofinnovaParis company is already offering alternative coating for #packaging that replaces #PFAS a #ForeverChemicals by sustainable and more performing solutions. Get in touch and change the future #Forever
The Daily Show
@TheDailyShow6 Mar 2020
Breaking down the growing concern over PFAs, aka “forever chemicals,” their uses, their health risks, and how they got here to begin with.

If You Don’t Know, Now You Know: Forever Chemicals

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