Single-Use Technology in the Biopharmaceutical Industry and Sustainability: A Contradiction?

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Single-use technology has become important in biopharma processes since many years. Despite all the benefits, the generally rising concerns about single-use material are hitting industrial bioproduction. The subgroup “Sustainability” of the DECHEMA workgroup “Single-Use Technologies” aims to investigate any potential to quantify sustainability and identify points of concern or contradiction when applying single-use material. This essay summarizes some facts about its utilization, past and current efforts to define, measure and increase sustainability and recommendations for potential actions.

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Ottinger, M., Wenk, I., Carvalho Pereira, J., John, G., & Junne, S. (2022). Single-Use Technology in the Biopharmaceutical Industry and Sustainability: A Contradiction? Chemie-Ingenieur-Technik, 94(12), 1883–1891. https://doi.org/10.1002/cite.202200105

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