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Japanese startup Fermenstation upcycles yuzu waste for new Pola cosmetic
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Japanese startup Fermenstation upcycles yuzu waste for new Pola cosmetic
Japanese biotechnology startup Fermenstation Co., Ltd. has developed a new cosmetic ingredient by upcycling yuzu citrus waste from Kochi Prefecture. The ingredient, named Yuzu Pulp Extract, will feature as an original moisturising component in a new body serum from cosmetics firm Pola Inc., set for release on 1 November. The development targets the pulp left over from yuzu juice production. Annually, around 3,600 tonnes of this pulp is discarded…
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