While most biotech firms chase lab-grown meat, Polybion is quietly engineering the future of materials from bacteria fed on industrial fruit waste. Their 15-person team is building what could be the world's most sustainable leather alternative—one cell at a time.

"Polybion isn't just making materials—they're manufacturing biology itself, turning waste streams into premium products through bacterial fermentation."

The tech stack reveals their sophistication: Nuxt.js, Vue.js, and Tailwind CSS power their site, while Google Analytics tracks the minimal traffic they do receive. They're using modern PWA frameworks but keeping their digital footprint light—perhaps intentionally, to focus on material science rather than consumer marketing.

• Celium™: Cultivated cellulose with leather-like properties
• Zero-waste production using fruit industry byproducts
• B2B model focused on material supply, not direct-to-consumer
• Operating in stealth with revenue, not hype