IndiNature’s local UK crop-based insulation products are helping Renfrewshire Council reduce their carbon footprint by reducing operational (heating of homes) carbon as well as embodied carbon (from making materials).

As the University of Edinburgh’s industrial partner, IndiNature has secured a £104,000 biotech grant for its biotech team. This is for a 4 year doctoral project to scale the company’s biotech ‘glue’ made at lab scale from agri-waste. IndiNature uses that biotech ‘glue’ to make its bio-based insulation.

Interim manufacturing and certification work progressing.

CEO Scott Simpson invited to talk about natural carbon capture in buildings.

A big welcome to our 10 fantastic new Seed Investors.

IndiNature has been named a Top 10 Business in the circular bioeconomy – amongst some fantastic colleagues leading the way solving the biggest challenges on the planet.

We visited our farmer on the way back from London to check on stock…

Natural materials aren't just 'eco' - they have a lot of performance advantages…

IndiNature’s Scott Simpson was interviewed by innovation correspondent Laura Goodwin for a piece about innovation in the circular economy.

We launched our demo building, made with our hemp insulation system, at the Scotland Build trade show over two days at the SEC in Glasgow. An exhausting time with so many visitors - we definitely had the most popular stand. With four staff on each day, we couldn't keep up with the flow of interest…