What is single-use bioprocessing?

Single-use bioprocessing uses disposable components like bioreactors and tubing to reduce cleaning, contamination risk, and operational complexity.

How does single-use bioprocessing reduce carbon footprint?

It reduces water, energy, and chemical usage by eliminating cleaning and sterilization steps, lowering overall environmental impact.2

While it generates plastic waste, single-use systems often have a lower overall environmental impact due to reduced energy and water consumption.4

Benefits include reduced facility footprint, lower resource consumption, faster setup, and improved operational efficiency.3

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