"Our Branchburg facility boasts formidable milling and blending proficiency with state-of-the-art technology," said Shirley Cohen, CEO at Lycored, in a press release. “It allows us to optimize nutrient efficacy and bioavailability while providing innovative formulations perfectly tailored to our customers’ requirements. When you prioritize quality at every step of the journey, all health breaks loose.”
Another feature of the new plant: The company says it took dramatic measures to reduce waste and preserve resources. According to the release, these include:
- a reduced reliance on energy and transportation
- AI-powered planting and harvesting systems
- single-solvent tomato oleoresin extraction that reduces water use