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Biovotec’s advanced wound care is made from eggshell membrane
- Published 1 December 2022; updated 23 March 2026; 2-minute read. Biovotec makes wound dressings using purified eggshell membrane protein (PEP) recovered from food-industry waste. The article presents PEP as a non-animal-derived alternative to collagen, with less concern about contamination from animal proteins. DermaRep is described as a 2D wound dressing for chronic wounds and as over 50% cheaper than collagen-based Promogran while similarly effective, according to the page. DEEPCURE is described as under development for deep/severe wounds and burns.
- The page frames the products as lower-cost advanced wound care that also reuses a food-industry by-product. It gives an addressable wound-dressing/biologics market of USD 1.6 billion annually and says Biovotec aimed to capture several percent of European and US markets by 2026; this is the article’s market estimate/target. Linked UN SDGs: 3 and 12.
- Public contact: Ralf Schmidt, CEO, ralf.schmidt@biovotec.com, +47 959 49 978. Company: BIOVOTEC AS, Engebrets vei 3, 0275 Oslo, Norway; biovotec.com.
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