A CJB Applied Technologies customer can grow their competitive edge by using our integrated approach to product and formulation development.
How Greenhouse Operations Aid Formulation Development
How Formulation Types Fit Into Agricultural Applications
When it comes to formulation development in agriculture, you can’t take a one-size-fits-all approach.
How a CDMO Can Improve a Venture Capital-Funded Ag Startup’s Chance of Success
In 2019, venture capitalists (VCs) invested a record $2.8 billion into agtech startups across the globe.
The Process of Testing and Trialing a New Agricultural Chemical Formulation
Before an agricultural chemical formulation product can go to market, it has to go through a series of intensive tests and trials. A chemist has to evaluate the formulation for physical, chemical, and biological performance to make sure it does what it is supposed to do while quality and safety standards are maintained.
Factors to Consider When Formulating an Agricultural Chemical Product
Chemical formulation is complicated.
You must understand how materials behave and interact with each other before you attempt to create a product for commercialization.
Contract Development with CJB Applied Technologies
At CJB Applied Technologies, we use our expertise and experience to provide you with a quality Contract Development experience and a formulation that is both effective and efficient. We get your formulation ideas ready for full-scale production.
Manufacturing at Scale With a Toll Manufacturer
In our previous blog, we discussed pilot production and four important factors to remember. Once the pilot-scale production process is complete, you will have some inventory of your new product for testing. At this point, the CDMO has successfully produced lab and pilot batches of your chemical product and it is time to scale up.
Four Things to Know About Pilot Production
Pilot batches are products made in small-scale reactors—which are much like the full-scale reactors. This is where lab-scale hypotheses are confirmed to reduce the risks associated with industrial-scale commitments. After the top formulation candidates are selected and successful batches of your chemical product are made in the lab, the next step is to produce pilot batches.
You have a great idea for a product, but now you need to know where to start the process of getting it developed and produced.
Pro Tips to Get Your Idea to Market Faster
From development of the formulation in the laboratory to pilot batches, and then to large-scale production with a chemical toll manufacturer, you have learned what is necessary to get your product idea produced.
Here are a few additional things to think about.