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Ruby

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Ruby Bio uses fermentation to produce bio-based surfactants, natural food emulsifiers, polyol sweeteners, biomonomers, and oleochemicals from sugars and up-cycled waste feedstocks. Its palm-free, petroleum-free ingredients serve as sustainable replacements for synthetic materials used in detergents, food products, polymers, packaging, adhesives, and coatings.

BiotechFoodTechNew Materials

Investors · 5

Earth Venture Capital
FusionPalo Alto · $500K – $1M
Kicker VenturesMenlo Park · $100K – $1Mvia Masashi Kiyomine · inferred
Social StartsSan Francisco
The Venture CollectiveMiami Beach · $100K – $500K

In the news

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Frequently asked questions

What does Ruby do?
Ruby Bio uses fermentation to produce bio-based surfactants, natural food emulsifiers, polyol sweeteners, biomonomers, and oleochemicals from sugars and up-cycled waste feedstocks. Its palm-free, petroleum-free ingredients serve as sustainable replacements for synthetic materials used in detergents, food products, polymers, packaging, adhesives, and coatings.
Who are Ruby's investors?
Ruby's investors include Earth Venture Capital, Fusion, Kicker Ventures, Social Starts, The Venture Collective.