Uniprotein Single-Cell Protein

Unibio is a Danish company (Unibio A/S) with an Innovation Centre in Kalundborg, Denmark. It develops scalable, drop-in protein solutions for animal and human nutrition using gas fermentation, and its patented U-Loop vertical loop bioreactor is the core of the technology.

Uniprotein is a single-cell protein made by fermentation and sold to feed producers. The page lists 70% protein, 6% crude ash, 9% fat and 85% digestibility, and applications in piglets, salmon, trout, shrimp, sea bream and sturgeon, with pet food in development.

• Single-cell protein: Fermentation-derived ingredient with 70% protein and 85% digestibility.
• U-Loop reactor: Patented vertical loop gas fermentation platform.
• Aquafeed use: Tested in salmon, trout, shrimp, sea bream and sturgeon diets.
• Livestock use: Used in piglet feed alongside potato flour and fishmeal protein.
• Quality profile: Non-GMO and free of pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and antibiotics.

Vietnamese shrimp and pangasius feed mills can evaluate it as a partial fishmeal replacement. Swine feed producers can test it in piglet starter diets, and licensing of the U-Loop technology could suit regional protein plants.

• About 70% protein with essential amino acids for feed formulations.
• Approved for all animal and fish feed in the EU.
• Requires no conversion of arable land and uses less water than soy protein concentrate.
• Not affected by weather or climate, with full traceability from source to end product.

Aquaculture and livestock feed makers face fishmeal and soy supply pressure and look for climate-independent protein. Unibio hosted ambassadors from Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam at its Kalundborg pilot plant, showing Southeast Asian interest in the technology.

Danish company (Unibio A/S) with an Innovation Centre in Kalundborg. Funded by Innovation Fund Denmark and partnering with BioVerde Tech and Again. Founding year not stated on the fetched pages.