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Former Invista CTO backs Epoch’s plastic-eating enzymes

09/10/2025
Former Invista CTO backs Epoch’s plastic-eating enzymes

Epoch Biodesign, a UK-based company tackling nylon 6,6 waste with biorecycling enzyme technology, has appointed former Invista chief technology officer Jerry Grunewald as a senior advisor.

At Invista, Mr Grunewald held leadership roles spanning R&D, technology and operations across 13 operating sites, over a 36-year career.

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