Allied Microbiota is an innovative company focused on addressing pressing environmental challenges through bioremediation technologies. Launched from a microbiology lab at Columbia University in 2017, the company harnesses a vast diversity of microbial life to develop specialized solutions for environmental contamination. Led by Ray Sambrotto, an experienced environmental microbiologist, Allied Microbiota’s core mission is to research, discover, and biomanufacture effective microbial products that can degrade a variety of contaminants, including petroleum products, chlorinated compounds, and emerging contaminants such as PFAS and 1,4-dioxane.
The company’s proprietary FastBac technology allows for the biomanufacturing of specific microorganisms tailored to the unique remediation needs of its clients. This technology employs both proven fermentation methods and cutting-edge approaches optimized for diverse microbes and bioproducts, allowing Allied Microbiota to provide scalable and cost-effective solutions. Their commitment to ensuring environmentally safe methods reflects an understanding of the urgency in removing harmful contaminants from ecosystems and waste streams without relying on hazardous chemicals or incineration.
Furthermore, Allied Microbiota is dedicated to beneficial reuses of large volume agricultural and domestic waste streams, aiming to transform these materials into commercially viable products while reducing their environmental impact. The company operates advanced bioreactors for effective water and wastewater treatment, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and achieving sustainable clean-up efforts.
With a strong team combining scientific expertise and industry experience, Allied Microbiota stands at the forefront of biotechnological solutions for the next industrial revolution, addressing the world's toughest remediation concerns more effectively and affordably. Their focus on environmental restoration can play a critical role in creating a cleaner, more sustainable future.