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| On this page are displayed some of the ways in which Acorn is working to make products and solutions designed to meet the needs of its current customers. We’ve got plenty of room for you and your product lineup, as well. Just follow the steps laid out here to see the customization and care we offer our business partners. | ||||
1. The stuff we make:
2. The markets we’re making it for
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| We have used organisms from many sources to develop our products. Sometimes when an organism with an enzyme system or other useful property is available in the public domain, Acorn obtains a pure culture of that microbe from a recognized culture collection (e.g., American Type Culture Collection). After checking it for purity, we preserve it by a proprietary process which allows the cells to remain stable for years without the damaging effects of freeze-drying. The organism is then ready to be revived at a moment’s notice for plant production. Many times organisms present in nature offer a better prospect of meeting the needs of a particular process. Acorn searches out those organisms which have potential for use in waste treatment and horticulture by using special enrichment culture techniques. After evaluating the performance of a new microbe, we preserve it and place it in our collection. Thus we have at our disposal a large group of organisms analyzed for novel industrial and agricultural uses. | ||||
