RE:LEASES AND EVENTS

Discover why leading cosmetic brands are replacing cyclopentasiloxane (D5) with safer, plant-based alternatives. Learn how RE:CHEMISTRY’s NEW320 matches the silky feel of D5 while meeting global sustainability and regulatory standards.

Over 90% of ingredients in shampoos, cleaners & skincare are petroleum-based—discover how RE:CHEMISTRY transforms agri-waste into safe, green chemistry. In this article, we reveal the harsh truth: most everyday products—from shampoos and detergents to lotions and cleaning sprays—still rely on petroleum-derived chemicals that linger in our homes, waterways, and bodies. You’ll learn about the hidden health risks, why petrochemicals persist in our environment, and how GFBiochemicals’ RE:CHEMISTRY platform upcycles agricultural waste into plant-based, zero-CO₂ alternatives that are safer for families, manufacturers, and the planet.

Discover how RE:CHEMISTRY by GFBiochemicals transforms agricultural waste into plant-based alternatives with levulinate technologies, making your everyday products safer, greener, and toxin-free.

L’ancien footballeur d’Arsenal s’est reconverti dans la chimie verte avant la fin de sa carrière sportive. PDG de GFBiochemicals, Mathieu Flamini vient d’en rapatrier le siège à Aix-en-Provence.

Former Arsenal midfielder turned biochemical entrepreneur is backing Green Football Weekend to change attitudes. Mathieu Flamini, elite footballer turned biochemical entrepreneur, asks the question. The answer, it turns out, is 2,000 litres of water. “Insane,” he says. The passion, the elan previously shown in midfield for Marseille, Arsenal over two spells and Milan is in full flow as the Frenchman presents his designs for life.

The Frenchman is now a partner in a leading biochemicals company

Mathieu Flamini sweeps into the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London. He is here to talk about his life in elite sport and the biotech industry, and when Flamini talks — at full speed and with full conviction — you want to listen. The trouble is, the hotel lobby is packed with a cacophony of guests, staff and people here for a conference.

Sofinnova et un fonds anglais apportent 15 millions d'euros à son entreprise de chimie, GFBiochemicals, qui veut proposer des produits de substitution biodégradables aux dérivés du pétrole.

Ex-Arsenal Star Flamini Takes CEO Role at Own Chemical Startup