Acme-Hardesty Partners with Lygos to Promote Its Biodegradable Polymers in the Market
Acme-Hardesty announces a strategic partnership with Lygos, Inc. Through this collaboration, Acme-Hardesty will represent Lygos’ biodegradable polymer, Soltellus™, and expand its presence in the personal care and home care markets.
Lygos’ Soltellus™ is designed to meet the growing demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly products. These versatile, biodegradable polymers are engineered to deliver high performance in a variety of applications, and its personal care products enhance the performance of skin and hair care products while being biodegradable, providing brands with potential cost-saving benefits.
Its home care products improve the performance of laundry detergents with enhanced enzymes and surfactants, ensure glassware clarity in dishwashing liquids, and perform well in all water conditions, including cold and hard water.
“Acme-Hardesty is an established and trusted supplier of high-quality sustainable ingredients,” said Rich Weber, Chief Commercial Officer of Lygos. "We are excited to work with them to expand our customer base, accelerate market penetration, and drive adoption of high-performance, sustainable solutions."
Acme-Hardesty is known for providing high-quality, responsibly sourced ingredients. By partnering with Lygos, Acme-Hardesty will enhance its portfolio with innovative solutions that align with the industry's shift toward sustainability. This collaboration highlights both companies' dedication to environmental stewardship and their shared vision for a greener future.
With over 80 years of experience, Acme-Hardesty offers a broad range of bio-based and specialty ingredients, including actives, fillers, pigments, and surfactants. Their formulation expertise helps customers develop innovative and sustainable personal care products. Known for their commitment to quality and sustainability, Acme-Hardesty is a trusted partner for manufacturers seeking high-performance, environmentally friendly solutions.
"We are excited to work with Lygos to bring Soltellus™ to our customers," said Caren Dres-Hajeski, Senior Vice President of Personal Care and Marketing at Acme-Hardesty. "This collaboration allows us to provide more sustainable options to the personal care and home care markets, helping our customers create products that are both effective and environmentally friendly."
2026-07-25
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