Teysha Technologies

Where Sustainability
Meets Innovation

A Sweet Solution to Plastic Pollution

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What We Offer

Teysha's sustainably sourced, second-generation bio-polymers replace traditional, environmentally damaging petrochemical plastics in a wide range of applications.

Our mission

Our mission is to promote sustainability and reduce environmental impact by providing high-quality Teysha products as alternatives to traditional plastics through innovation and collaboration.

Join us in our commitment to a cleaner, greener future with our innovative Teysha solutions.

01

Environment Sustainability

Nature-inspired polymers derived from sugar, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

02

Reduced Carbon Footprint

A production process that can be less energy intensive than traditional plastics.

03

Versatility

Engineered to have a wide range of properties, and used as “plug and play”.

04

Easy to Adapt

Converted into products with existing plastic processing machinery.

05

Circular by Design

Designed for recyclability, compostability or biodegradability.

The problem

Fight Plastic Waste Today

Plastic pollution is harming our planet, but together, we can make a difference. Join us to reduce waste, protect nature, and create a cleaner, healthier world for all.

2,000

truckloads of plastic enter the world's waters every day

UNEP

450

years for a typical plastic bottle to break down in the ocean

NOAA

~$40bn

combined polycarbonate and epoxy resin markets built on BPA

Industry estimates

Our materials

The KarmaCane platform

A renewable plastic substitute made from natural sugars sourced from waste, formulated into high-performance materials that are diverse in properties, and so diverse in use.

KarmaCane sunglasses

Sourced from nature

Agricultural waste sugars form the foundation of the chemistry.

Patented materials

Protected by granted material patents and licensed worldwide: a polycarbonate platform that produces tuneable bioplastics.

Plug and play

Runs on existing moulding and extrusion equipment, with no retooling.

Certified biodegradable

Ultimate Biodegradability Classification under OECD Test Guideline 310.

Our patented products are new to the market, so the full range of applications is still being discovered. We welcome enquiries about samples for testing.

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Laboratory work on polymer samples

Replacing BPA

The BPA replacement platform

Bisphenol A is the building block of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins found in can linings, kitchenware and coatings. Teysha's next-generation platform builds natural polycarbonates from plant-derived building blocks, containing no bisphenols.

Patent protected.

Material patent applications for BVX, our BPA replacement, are filed worldwide, building on granted material patents across the KarmaCane platform.

Explore the programme
Hill Prize trophies at the 2026 TAMEST ceremony

$500,000

Hill Prize 2026

Recognition

The 2026 Hill Prize in Physical Sciences

Teysha CEO Matthew Stone and Professor Karen Wooley of Texas A&M University received the prize at the annual TAMEST ceremony, in recognition of their collaborative breakthrough in sustainable polymer chemistry.

A $500,000 non-dilutive prize awarded jointly to Texas A&M University and Teysha Technologies for commercialisation of the platform.

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Mission Everest 7 Days 2025

Validated at the extremes

Sustainable Choice

KarmaCane, our patented biopolymer, powers eyewear that has been tested in extreme conditions, including Mount Everest. Designed for superior clarity and durability, these sunglasses withstood sub-zero temperatures and intense UV exposure during the record-breaking Mission: Everest expedition.

Summit of Everest with the UK flag
Summit of Everest with the UK flag
The summit push
The summit push
Scotty's Little Soldiers flag at the summit
Scotty's Little Soldiers flag at the summit
Base camp
Base camp
On the mountain
On the mountain

The expedition supported Scotty's Little Soldiers, the charity for bereaved military children, carrying its flag to the 8,849m summit.

The full expedition

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Mary Creagh

“The ocean faces global warming, pollution, and acidification, risking ecosystem collapse. With over 3 billion people dependent on it, urgent action is critical.”

Mary Creagh

UK Nature Minister

Jake Levine

“When you consider the magnitude…We need people to contribute, to do their fair share and to recognise the opportunity that we have to work together.”

Jake Levine

National Security Council, The White House

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