Cannabinoid Fermentation Report
This report examines how microbes can be used for the fermentation of cannabinoids, the advantages of biosynthesis over traditional plant extraction, and how biotechnology promises to provide industrial-scale solutions to this fast-growing market. Cannabinoid microbial production has attracted some major industrial players, and the biotech investments build up a significant momentum. For example, Amyris and LAVVAN announced a $300M deal to bring fermentation-derived cannabinoids to the market, Ginkgo Bioworks signed a $100M partnership with Cronos Group, and Intrexon just announced a $100m deal with Surterra to produce cannabinoids with a yeast fermentation platform.
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