Nature Coatings

We’re excited to announce our $2.45 Million Seed investment, led by Regeneration.VC and The 22 Fund, and with participation from actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio, Safer Made and Portfolia. This investment recognizes the crucial role of Nature Coatings in the realm of bio-chemicals, offering safe and renewable alternatives to toxic and polluting petroleum-derived products. Full press release: https://lnkd.in/dmhjC35m

Nature Coatings is at The Future Fabrics Expo at Magazine London today and tomorrow! We are exhibiting with two of our partners, The Mills Fabrica and Parlay for the Ocean. Stop by these two booths to learn more about our BioBlack pigments, how they can be used and how they look on different fabrics. Both booths are showcasing other super interesting new technologies to check out too

We have been so honored to work with Kering for many years, as well as the brand Permu, and we absolutely LOVE this collaboration with them and our BioBlack pigments. Permu has really elevated what can be done with BioBlack. They used the idea and practice that pigment is the clothing itself, a liquid garment. That's it. It's so cool, we love it. For the Pitti Immagine S|Style Show.

This was so cool! NPE TV interviewed me at the show last week where I was able to talk about Nature Coatings BioBlack being an alternative to carbon black in plastics!

How This Startup is Turning Wood Waste into Eco-Friendly Pigments ! Synthetic dyes often contain hazardous chemicals. Carbon black is one of the most widely used pigments for black coloring. 1 Ton of carbon black pigment produces approximately 3.3 ton of CO2 emissions. The pigment also contains carcinogens called Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs). But there is a way to find a more sustainable and safer alternative to carbon black. Meet Nature Coatings, a startup that produces bio-based pigments from wood waste. Their flagship product, BioBlack TX, is a 100% bio-based, non-toxic, and carbon-negative replacement for carbon black. BioBlack TX has a net negative (-0.60 KG CO2 e) carbon footprint. As per the thrid party verified analysis, BioBlack TX has an 85% lower carbon footprint compared to petroleum derived alternatives. If the BioBlack pigment replaces all the carbon black used: we can reduce 4.62 millions ton of CO2 per year. It’s the equivalent of a car driving around the Earth circumference more than 100,000 times. By turning wood waste into eco-friendly pigments, they are not only solving a major problem in the industry, but also creating a new opportunity for circular economy and green chemistry. Video credit: Nature Coatings 📸 *** I love telling startup and research stories that drive change in sustainability and climate action. Follow Naveen for more such insights and reshare this post for a larger impact ! #pigments #woodwaste #carbonblack #textile #fashion

We had a great time at the American Coatings Show last week. Thank you to everyone who came by and said hi. If you are interested in our BioBlack pigments and dispersions for ink and coatings, please be in touch! https://lnkd.in/g4tdzfww

We are here at the American Coatings Show! Stop by and say hi to us at booth #211.

We'll be there! Our wonderful advisor and board member Christine Goulay will be speaking about Nature Coatings at the 3rd Biobased and Recycled Textiles Conference in Rotterdam on Monday, March 18. Please stop by and chat with her to learn more about what we are doing in biobased and recycled pigments for textiles!

Exciting that Nature Coatings is listed on TIME Magazine's top greentech companies in the US! We work so hard to be data driven and not greenwash. It's part of our values to be transparent, and we strive to be the cleanest and best pigment on the market. It feels good to be recognized for that work! https://lnkd.in/gfp3a6G2

So excited to be part of this collection titled Everloop, debuting at the Première Vision trade show in Paris next week. Everything Irene M. from PDS Ventures says we agree with-- the future of textile materials and science is here and now. There are ripe technologies that can be adopted TODAY, including ours, that will make a difference for our planet and health. Also, there is no one silver bullet technology. The way to get to climate neutral garments is by combining technologies. Even the smallest details will contribute to the greater whole. https://lnkd.in/d7XRXz59