BASF and IFF announce a strategic partnership to advance next-generation enzyme and polymer innovations
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BASF, a global chemical industry leader renowned for sustainable product innovation, has announced a strategic collaboration with International Flavours & Fragrances Inc. (IFF), a pioneer in bioscience innovation. The partnership aims to accelerate the development of IFF’s Designed Enzymatic Biomaterials™ technology platform and advance next-generation enzyme technologies for applications in fabric care, dishwashing, personal care, and industrial cleaning.
This collaboration unites two industry leaders with a shared goal: to create high-performance, sustainable solutions that address evolving consumer and market needs. By using BASF’s advanced knowledge in chemicals and IFF’s skills in biotechnology and protein engineering, the partnership plans to create innovative solutions that improve cleaning effectiveness, enhance personal care products, lessen environmental harm, and help move towards a more sustainable future.
“This partnership marks a strategically significant step for both companies,” said Michael Heinz, member of the Board of Executive Directors of BASF. “By combining our research and development expertise, we are creating the foundation to bring large-scale innovative solutions to market faster for our customers.”
“We are very excited about the collaboration with BASF to jointly unlock new potential in enzyme and polymer technologies,” said Erik Fyrwald, CEO of IFF. “Our partnership enables us to develop market-driven solutions that create sustainable value for both the industry and the environment.”
The collaboration will focus on developing innovative enzyme systems and bio-based polymers that allow customers to achieve enhanced performance while minimising resource use. Both companies will continue to operate independently, maintain their competitive positions, and leverage their complementary strengths to accelerate innovation and broaden options for customers globally.
Source: BASF




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