Sustainable production in Greater Copenhagen

Denmark is globally known for its high-quality R&D, specifically within the pharma, biotech, food and cleantech sectors. But Denmark is also a competitive location to manufacture and export high-value products in a sustainable way.

Meet Unibio that converts methane gas into a protein product and has its R&D, pilot facility and semi-industrial production plant in Greater Copenhagen, more specifically in the industrial cluster of Kalundborg, just one hour-drive from Copenhagen, where Unibio has access to local expertise within fermentation.

In Kalundborg, one industry’s waste is another industry’s resource, and companies such as Novo Nordisk, Equinor and Novozymes exchange resources in the world’s first large-scale symbiosis with a circular-approach to production.

Moreover, the port of Kalundborg is expanding in 2018 with 330,000 square metres, offering an ideal location for production facilities sites at competitive costs.

Foreign businesses doing site selection on either a pilot, demonstration or full-scale production facility have ample opportunities in Denmark.