Ecovia Renewables

Compare the environmental impact, performance, and biodegradability of biopolymers versus synthetic polyacrylates in real-world uses.

Ecovia Bio, a University of Michigan spinout and Accelerate Blue Fund portfolio company, closed a Series B financing round to expand manufacturing of its biodegradable alternative to synthetic superabsorbent polymers, a source of microplastics.

Ecovia Bio’s team blends science, sustainability, and business to push biopolymer innovation across multiple industries.

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Ecovia Bio in Livonia, MI makes 100% biobased, biodegradable PGA polymers for superabsorbents, cosmetics, ag, and low-GHG performance materials.

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Ecovia Bio secures Series B funding to expand manufacturing capacity at its Livonia facility. The investment, led by Pointe Angels, enables the company to scale production of its AzuraBase and AzuraGel biopolymer products. These gamma polyglutamic acid (γ-PGA) ingredients serve industries including cosmetics, personal care, agriculture, and hygiene.

Mar 2026Interplas InsightsNews article

Ecovia Bio secures Series B funding led by Pointe Angels to scale its biopolymer production capabilities. The investment supports expansion of manufacturing capacity, though specific financial terms or use of funds beyond capacity growth remain unstated. Ecovia Bio develops sustainable alternatives to traditional plastics using biological materials.

Feb 2026iGrow NewsNews article

Ecovia Bio secures Series B funding led by Pointe Angels to scale production of sustainable biopolymer ingredients. The company focuses on high-performance biomaterials for industrial applications. The capital will support expanded manufacturing capacity to meet growing demand.

Feb 2026PR NewswireNews article

Ecovia-Bio has opened the first Polyglutamic Acid (PGA) production facility in the U.S., spanning 20,000 square feet. The facility supports early customers by providing domestically produced PGA solutions, addressing rising market demand for high-quality materials.

Sep 2025BIC MagazineNews article