NEXE INNOVATIONS INC. (TSXV:NEXE) Develops Compostable Single-Use Face Masks

(TSXV:NEXE) is tackling the pollution crisis with a game changing disposable mask! According to a report by OceansAsia, a marina conservation organization, our oceans are facing to be hit with an estimated 1.56 billion face masks. The organization has said that this will result in an additional 4,680 to 6,240 metric tonnes of marine plastic pollution. This is huge and also just a small fraction of the immense plastic pollution our oceans deal with. In response, NEXE Innovations Inc. (TSXV: NEXE), a leader in innovative plant-based materials science and manufacturing technologies, has begun the development and prototyping of a compostable disposable face mask dubbed the NEXE mask! NEXE Innovations Inc. (TSXV: NEXE) will leverage existing collaborations in polymer science, plant-based materials, and municipal composting that were utilized for its NEXE pod, one of the only patented, fully compostable, plant-based, single-serve coffee pods for use in existing major single-serve coffee machines! To support the company's mask goal, NEXE has initiated new collaborations with leaders in healthcare and personal protective equipment (PPE). Read on to see why this may be a very exciting time to be learning about NEXE INNOVATIONS INC. (TSXV:NEXE) Our Exclusive Report On: [( TSXV:NEXE is one of our most exciting alerts to keep watching in 2021. Especially with all the huge developments the company has been announcing in recent months. Have you ever wondered just how much damage is caused by all of the coffee pods that are used day in and day out by millions of people around the world? Well TSXV:NEXE has and the company is doing something about it! Based in Canada, TSXV:NEXE is a leader in plant-based materials science and advanced manufacturing technologies. The company has developed one of the only patented, fully compostable, plant-based, single-serve coffee pods for use in existing major single-serve coffee machines! After five years of scientific backed testing, the company has launched the NEXE POD. The proprietary NEXE POD is designed to reduce the significant environmental impact caused by single-serve pods. This is more than 40 billion plastic pods discarded every year! The NEXE POD’s Key Competitive Advantages are: - Compatible with the leading Keurig brewing system & Nespresso systems in 2021; - Plant-based & fully compostable in as little as 35 days in industrial composting facilities; - Backed by 5 years of scientific testing by Universities & industry; - Have a higher coffee volume capacity The NEXE POD’s Key Competitive Advantages are: - Compatible with the leading Keurig brewing system & Nespresso systems in 2021; - Plant-based & fully compostable in as little as 35 days in industrial composting facilities; - Backed by 5 years of scientific testing by Universities & industry; - Have a higher coffee volume capacity The TOP Reasons to Have NEXE on Your Radar: - NEXE has an initial focus on the current $10B+ massive coffee pod market which positions the company to capitalize with its compostable beverage pods as these pods are staples in millions of homes and offices around the world! - The company recently announced that the construction of its proof of concept Nespresso Coffee Automation Line is now complete! NEXE's manufacturing partners began factory testing the machine with the company expecting to take delivery of the machine on time and on budget in Q1 2021. This customized Nespresso Coffee Line is the last piece required for the company to commission and launch its fully compostable Nespresso-compatible pod in early Q3 2021. - NEXE announced three milestone developments for its fully compostable Nespresso-compatible project including 1) a Cdn$1 Million ISC grant victory supporting the commercialization of its NEXE Nespresso-Compatible Pods (see January 14, 2021 announcement) 2) a $300,000 grant from the Province of British Columbia (BC), Canada under the BC Ignite Program (see February 24, 2021 announcement) and 3) successful composting results (see December 30, 2020 announcement). - NEXE’s proprietary automation and materials technology could be expanded to serve many of the companies looking to become more earth conscious and eco-friendly! All kinds of companies in the consumer packaging goods arena could be wanting to talk with NEXE to help break the planet’s plastic addiction! - So far over a staggering $35M has been invested into the company, including grants with additional grants that they can receive. (i.e. non-dilutive) NEXE has the funding to help the company accomplish its mission on replacing the world’s single use plastic with compostable plant-based materials! - NEXE had launched the XOMA Superfoods pilot online store on February 5th. The Xoma Superfoods line is designed to combine personal wellness and sustainability in a premium product for health and environmentally conscious consumers. The store had completely sold out of its initial inventory of its proprietary pods under the pilot launch! With almost six years from concept to commercialization, this innovative product was the first time the public was able to touch, see, and enjoy the great taste that the company's pod is able to deliver. NEXE is launching its eCommerce store featuring its XOMA Superfoods product line for launch on April 6, 2021. The eCommerce store will offer three 12-count coffee products with functional ingredients packaged in NEXE's fully-compostable, plant-based capsules, which are compatible with Keurig single-serve coffee brewing systems. The Company's initial pilot launch of its XOMA Coffee Fortified with MCT featuring 3-count packages of the product completely sold out in one day. - NEXE only recently went public which makes this potentially one of the biggest ground-floor situations in the market! TSXV:NEXE has an initial focus is on the current $10 billion massive coffee pod market and this could be a very big opportunity when you consider how these pods are staples in millions of homes and offices around the world. Tens of billions of nonreusable, nonrecyclable plastic coffee pods have ended up in landfills and oceans and that number is exponentially growing. Millions of people are using plastic coffee pods every single day and not realizing that it can take over 500 years for them to break down. So again, the question is why hasn’t an alternative coffee pod solution emerged? - Challenging engineering. Engineering new plant-based materials to achieve the needed barrier properties for the K-cup is challenging. - New eco based single serve pods have fared poorly in ‘pour over’ tests. In other words, taste was compromised. - Many so-called single serve compostable coffee pods are not really compostable at all. Other pods that claim compostability (because of certification) might fail toxicity studies due to fossil inputs. To be truly compostable, a pod has to degrade in a short time. If not, it gets sent to a landfill. NEXE PODS are made from plants so they break down very quickly. In as little as only 35 days! Scientific trials have shown that the NEXE K cup pod can break down in as little as 7 weeks with no negative effects on the quality of the resulting compost. The pods break down completely when composted, leaving no microplastics behind in the soil. It doesn't stop with just coffee pods. Imagine all the plastic out there that consumer brands use that could stand to be swapped with an environmentally friendly alternative. We are in a global plastic crisis. Plastic waste in landfills is overflowing. According to a National Geographic Society article, there are over 365 million tons of plastic produced year over year yet less than 9% of it is recycled. Alarmingly 79% ends up in the environment like landfills and oceans. You know what else ends up in landfills? Single use face masks! TSXV:NEXE has begun the development and prototyping of a compostable disposable facemask dubbed the NEXE Mask. In developing the NEXE Mask, the company will leverage existing collaborations in polymer science, plant-based materials, and municipal composting that were utilized for its NEXE pod. To support this goal, NEXE has also initiated new collaborations with leaders in healthcare and personal protective equipment (PPE). The company has developed initial prototypes and will focus on creating a fully functional compostable disposable facemask that meets international healthcare standards in the coming months. The space required for manufacturing can be easily accommodated in TSXV:NEXE's newly expanded production facility, and several new hires in engineering roles are anticipated as part of the project. The Company aims to complete a functional prototype this year! "With this project, NEXE is finally able to showcase our innovation platform, leveraging our battle-tested experience in handling plant-based materials technologies to confront plastic waste in the healthcare industry," said CEO Darren Footz. "Masks save lives, but there has to be a more sustainable solution. We've built the skills and technologies needed to confront this problem, and are excited to open up a new dimension to our business." NEXE will leverage established collaborations with the Surrey Biofuels Facility, one of Canada's most advanced composting centres, and Dr. Zachary Hudson, Canada Research Chair in Sustainable Chemistry at UBC. Hudson also serves as Chief Scientific Officer of NEXE, and his lab at UBC is equipped with state-of-the-art instruments for materials characterization and design. "Our goal is to develop a disposable facemask that is made from plant-based materials without compromising on safety or comfort. By engaging with leaders in materials science, compostability, PPE manufacturing, and healthcare, NEXE aims to apply our technologies to one of the world's fastest-growing sources of plastic waste. We are excited to share more about our technologies and partnerships in the short term," said Hudson. What Lies Ahead... TSXV:NEXE announced on March 15th, 2021, its strategy to enhance vertical integration in its supply chain, in order to increase product margins, protect intellectual property (IP) and mitigate supply chain risk. Using proven technologies developed by the Company in collaboration with leading experts in plant-based materials, the Company will now bring key manufacturing processes to commercial scale in-house. NEXE CEO, Darren Footz has said, "Over the last 5 years, we have built our IP by investing in every step of the production process, and now we are bringing this same forward thinking to more aspects of our supply chain. Over the last six months we have begun acquiring sophisticated machinery to mold our proprietary capsules and produce our plant-based materials in-house." The company has received substantial commercial interest for its single-serve beverage pods and anticipates that this interest will continue to grow, making manufacturing capacity and reliability of paramount importance. In addition to its current and planned high-speed assembly lines, the Company has begun upgrading its facility for the production of bio-based materials and bio-based parts. The production of NEXE's compostable single-serve pod can be broken down into three key processes: - Producing plant-based resin from readily renewable materials - Converting this resin into parts that are used for capsule assembly - Mechanical assembly of those parts into a finished capsule that can be filled with coffee and/or other ingredients As numbered above, process 3 is currently handled in-house by NEXE, while 1 and 2 were previously handled by external partners. As of now, NEXE has commissioned equipment and personnel for all steps in this process for its facility! Remember, TSXV:NEXE is also launching its eCommerce store featuring its XOMA Superfoods product line for launch on April 6, 2021. "This direct to consumer model and subscription services will be a part of NEXE's commercial strategy moving forward," said Anthony Rosenfeld, NEXE Advisor and former vice president of marketing for Vega. He added, "Consumers are also more aware than ever about the value of health- and environmentally-conscious products. Xoma sits at the intersection of these trends." TSXV:NEXE has identified at least 20 possible patent applications that would give them global utility patent protection. FINDINGS IN LAB TO DATE SUGGEST THE COMPANY CAN CREATE NEW PRODUCTS IN MULTIPLE VERTICALS! TSXV:NEXE plans to collaborate with Consumer Packaging Goods (CPG) industry leaders to address their pain points as well as form research-driven solution and select the best commercial opportunities. All kinds of companies in the consumer packaging goods arena could be wanting to talk with TSXV:NEXE to help break the planet’s plastic addiction! With plastic creating a major problem for the environment, TSXV:NEXE could become a pioneer in eliminating it! Start your research on the company right away! 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