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Provitro Biosciences Awarded First-Ever U.S. Patent for Large-Scale Production of Bamboo PlantsFoundational Intellectual Property Enables Commercial Production of Fast Growing, High Yielding Timber Bamboo Mt. Vernon, Wa. (PR Newswire), May 7, 20... |
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Commercializing Bamboo: A Game ChangerJackie Heinricher explains how Booshoot overcame the biological, environmental and economic challenges of bringing bamboo to the commercial market. |
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Bamboo Fiber Properties BrochureBamboo is fast becoming a preferred fiber alternative. Learn how Booshoot is making it happen. |
Foundational Intellectual Property Enables Commercial Production of Fast Growing, High Yielding Timber Bamboo
Mt. Vernon, Wa. (PR Newswire), May 7, 2013 – Provitro Biosciences LLC (or “Provitro”), a subsidiary of Pendrell Corporation (NASDAQ: PCO) today received a patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office covering foundational technologies that enable the rapid, disease-free, and high volume production more >
Global Leader in Advanced Plant Propagation Technologies has Developed Intellectual Property Portfolio with Broad Applicability to Forestry, Agriculture and Horticultural Industries
Kirkland, WA. and Mt. Vernon, WA. (PR Newswire) February 25, 2013 –Pendrell Corporation (NASDAQ: PCO ) and Provitro Biosciences LLC (formerly Booshoot LLC, or “Booshoot”) announced today that Pendrell has acquired a sixty-eight percent stake in Provitro Biosciences, more >
Jackie Heinricher explains how Booshoot overcame the biological, environmental and economic challenges of bringing bamboo to the commercial market.
Evergreen State College, Alumni Profile (January 2013) Jackie Heinricher ’86 is leading a biological revolution. She runs Booshoot Gardens in Mount Vernon, Wash., a multimillion-dollar biotechnology company she started in her Anacortes barn.
GreenBiz (November 9, 2012) When Kimberly-Clark announced its plan to source 50 percent of its wood fiber to alternative sources by 2025 — more than the amount that’s in three billion rolls of toilet paper — the company wasn’t quite sure how it would make that happen.
Seattle Times business reporter Johanna Somers profiled Booshoot on June 26, 2012, detailing the company’s newest corporate partnerships, leadership team and vision for transforming the fiber industry.
World’s Largest Tissue Manufacturer Teams with Global Leader in Bamboo Forestry to Develop Fiber Alternatives and Protect Threatened Natural Forests
MOUNT VERNON, WA and DALLAS, TX (September 10, 2012) — Booshoot, a biotechnology company focused on bamboo forestry, agriculture and nursery wholesale, and Kimberly-Clark (NYSE: KMB), today announced an important development agreement that will enable Kimberly-Clark to explore more >
San Francisco Chronicle (July 14, 2012) Booshoot has landed clients such as Home Depot, Costco and, most recently Kimberly-Clark, the world’s largest tissue manufacturer.
GrowerTalks Magazine (July 2012) Booshoot announced it has signed a nationwide strategic distribution agreement with Home Depot. The three-season agreement, which took effect this spring, focuses on the marketing of non-invasive clumping bamboos under the branded program Bamboo That Behaves.
Southeast Asia Globe (July 3, 2012) Southeast Asia is sitting on a bamboo bounty, it just doesn’t know it yet.