
Fermentation-derived microfibril cellulose
We develop microfibril cellulose and bio-cellulose substrates with attention to material structure, production consistency and product specifications.

Alpha Biotechnology develops microfibril cellulose, bio-cellulose substrates and functional active ingredients for product applications across multiple industries.
Discover ATCATC develops bio-based materials and functional ingredients, connecting material properties with formulation, processing and end-use requirements.
Our products serve personal care, food, home care, agriculture, paper and printing, plastics and healthcare applications.
Three connected stages define how ATC develops and supports its material products.

We develop microfibril cellulose and bio-cellulose substrates with attention to material structure, production consistency and product specifications.

Material structure, rheology and interface behavior are considered together with the intended formulation, process and use conditions.

Product information, samples and application discussions help customers evaluate suitable grades and establish practical test conditions.
Application direction is determined by the product grade, formulation and process conditions.
Materials for skin, hair, mask, oral care and medical aesthetic applications.
02Food and agricultureFormulation systems for beverages, dairy, sauces, bakery and agriculture.
03Home and daily careFormulation development for hair care, body care, laundry and home cleaning.
04Paper and material technologyPaper, printing, coatings, plastics and other material applications.




ATC works with research and application partners in China, the United States and Japan to support material development, formulation work and application evaluation.
Capabilities span strain screening and adaptation, dynamic fermentation, purification, physical and chemical modification, formulation and packaging, supporting product development and stable production.
Precision membrane fermentation forms continuous bio-cellulose substrates during cultivation and supports the development of functional membrane materials for defined applications.
Dr. Yun Ge contributes experience in pharmacology, toxicology and clinical research. Professor Inder Mohan Saxena contributes long-term research expertise in cellulose biosynthesis and related materials.
Mark Broussard and the laboratory support personal-care formulation development, U.S. application testing, clean-beauty programs and regulatory communication.
Professor Tetsuo Kondo and KT Innovation collaborate on bio-cellulose interfaces, ACC nanofibrillation and the circular use of biomass materials.
Collaboration focuses on transdermal delivery systems and application measurement, supporting the evaluation of related materials and formulations.

ATC organizes technical communication around product specifications, application conditions and customer evaluation needs.