Epoch Biodesign

The company develops recycling machines using AI, biology, chemistry, and industrial engineering.

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Epoch assembles a global team of chemists, biologists, engineers, commercial leaders, and AI experts to advance circularity.

Epoch Biodesign produces virgin-quality recycled polymer with ultra-low emissions, starting with nylon 6,6.‍ This is Forever Recycling.

Epoch Biodesign acquires a nylon 6.6 production facility in Spain to expand its enzymatic recycling capabilities. The move supports the company’s push to supply sustainable nylon for fashion and automotive sectors. The acquisition aligns with growing demand for recycled materials in high-volume industries.

Jul 2026WWDNews article

Epoch Biodesign opens the world’s largest nylon 6,6 biorecycling plant in London, located at Grapht Works. The facility uses AI-designed enzymes to process post-consumer nylon waste, advancing sustainable nylon production methods. This initiative aligns with upcoming EU sustainability regulations.

Apr 2026Plastics TodayNews article

Lululemon invests in **Epoch Biodesign** to develop biodegradable materials that break down plastic-based fabrics. The company targets oil and gas industry reliance on plastics, aligning with sustainable fashion demands. Founder **Jacob Nathan** leads the effort to create textiles that decompose naturally, addressing environmental concerns in athletic wear production.

Mar 2026TechCrunchNews article

INVISTA and Epoch Biodesign collaborate to develop post-consumer recycled nylon 6,6. The partnership merges Epoch’s enzymatic recycling technology with INVISTA’s polymerization expertise. The goal is to advance sustainable nylon production using AI-engineered enzymes for plastic recycling.

Feb 2026invista.comNews article