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Renaissance BioScience

Yeast Bioengineering Solutions

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Company overview

Renaissance BioScience specializes in yeast bioengineering, developing innovative non-GMO and GMO yeasts for agriculture, food, animal health, and bioplastics. Key offerings include RNAi biopesticide technology targeting pests like the Colorado potato beetle, with Canadian regulatory approval for field studies, and acrylamide-reducing yeast for safer foods. The company also advances yeast-based vaccines for livestock via animal feed and partners on sustainable bioplastics for packaging and health applications.

Renaissance BioScience is listed in the NovaPharmaNews Supplier Hub in the life-science supply chain serving United States & Americas. Core focus areas include yeast bioengineering, rnai biopesticide, acrylamide reduction, animal feed vaccines, sustainable bioplastics.

Structured facts

Website
https://renaissancebioscience.com
Markets served
United States & Americas
Keywords
yeast bioengineering, rnai biopesticide, acrylamide reduction, animal feed vaccines, sustainable bioplastics

Products & technologies

  • Yeast Bioengineering
  • Rnai Biopesticide
  • Acrylamide Reduction
  • Animal Feed Vaccines
  • Sustainable Bioplastics

Therapeutic areas

  • Vaccine

Markets served

  • United States & Americas

Company timeline

  1. — Profile published on NovaPharmaNews

Frequently asked questions

What are Renaissance BioScience's core capabilities in bioengineering?
They use whole organism and gene-targeted engineering to develop functional yeasts for agriculture, food safety, animal health, and bioplastics, including RNAi biopesticides and acrylamide-reducing strains.
What regulatory approvals has their RNAi biopesticide technology received?
Canadian PMRA approved their yeast-based RNAi biopesticide for 2023 field studies after reviewing extensive data, confirming low risk and efficacy against pests like Colorado potato beetle.
What industries and geographies do they serve?
They target global agriculture, food, animal/human health, and energy markets, with operations in Canada, field trials in multiple countries, and partnerships like the UK for bioplastics.