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Spider silk on track for “large-scale” production

21/03/2014

Michigan-based biotechnology company Kraig Biocraft Laboratories has announced that it intends to “ramp up” production of spider silk fibres. Kraig makes a genetically engineered spider silk fibre called Monster Silk. It first ran a pilot production programme, which finished in late 2013. It said in a new announcement in March 2014 that it wanted ...

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