TerraVia and Unilever ink $200m sustainable algae deal
Company formerly known as Solazyme signs major agreement to provide sustainable high performance algae oils to consumer goods giant
Fresh from rebranding and changing its name from Solazyme, US-based sustainable algae technology specialist TerraVia has announced one of its most significant deals to date, inking a multi-year global...
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