On 13 May 2009 Norferm A/S, a subsidiary of Statoil Norge AS, filed a lawsuit against UniBio A/S concerning European Patent No. 1183326 nozzle-U-loop fermentor and the procedure for the execution of a fermenting process. The jury decided in favour of UniBio A/S, and the patent of protein production/fermentors thereby fully belongs to UniBio A/S.
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Visualisation on a full-scale factory
Watch the new presentation of a full-scale UniProtein® factory. By GEA Liquid Processing Scandinavia A/S.
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Progress on pilot factory in Trinidad
19 February 2009. Within two hours the fermentor of the pilot factory was in place. The process was supervised by UniBio A/S Technical Director Gert Bo Helt. The fermentor of the pilot factory is a hundred times smaller than that of a commercial factory.
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Article about UniBio A/S in International AquaFeed: Polluting Natural Gas turned into nutritional protein source
"UniBio Ltd has entered the market in order to become an important player on the world protein market." Science reporter Mette Minor Andersen has written an article in the December 2008 edition of International AquaFeed.
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Article about UniBio A/S in Zillion Business Magazine for European Enterprises
"Danish company UniBio A/S makes a protein supplement that can be used in feed compounds for fish and other animals. UniBio’s offering – UniProtein – has significant advantages compared to other products in the market, such as fishmeal. It is not only free of salmonella or other infections, but its production process is also much more efficient. Zillion spoke with CEO Ebbe Busch Larsen."
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See T&T budget highlights in official speech by Minister of Finance Karen Nunez-Tesheira 22 September 2008. UniBio is mentioned on pages 12-13:
"Another project aimed at diversifying the economy is the construction and licensing of a plant to produce animal protein from natural gas that is a single-cell protein used as an alternative to soybean. The government has entered into a contract with UniBio Limited with a first-stage pilot plant currently being installed at the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) and scheduled to be completed at the end of January 2009."
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Application of Biotechnology to Sustainable Industrial Production: The possibilities for Trinidad and Tobago
Presenter: Prof. John Villadsen.
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