Nathan Hordy

Anomera, Inc. is a Canadian company that manufactures carboxylated cellulose nanocrystals (CNC) from sustainably harvested Canadian forests. Anomera's head offices, applications lab, and product development lab are located in Canada. The company's patented eco-friendly method produces a superior nanomaterial that is sold under the trade name Dextracel™. This platform product has properties that exceed other cellulose nanomaterials in the market and is creating new opportunities for the multibillion-dollar markets in cosmetics and skin care, cement, polymer composites, coatings, pigments, agriculture, and human wellness in pharma and life sciences. Anomera is currently developing a specialty manufacturing facility that can produce over 250 tonnes of Dextracel™ per year. The company was founded by Tim Morse, Monika Rak, Nathan Hordy, and Mark Paul Andrews, and the CEO is Howard Fields.

Anomera, Inc. is a Canadian company that manufactures carboxylated cellulose nanocrystals (CNC) from sustainably harvested Canadian forests. Anomera's head offices, applications lab, and product development lab are located in Canada. The company's patented eco-friendly method produces a superior nanomaterial that is sold under the trade name Dextracel™. This platform product has properties that exceed other cellulose nanomaterials in the market and is creating new opportunities for the multibillion-dollar markets in cosmetics and skin care, cement, polymer composites, coatings, pigments, agriculture, and human wellness in pharma and life sciences. Anomera is currently developing a specialty manufacturing facility that can produce over 250 tonnes of Dextracel™ per year. The company was founded by Tim Morse, Monika Rak, Nathan Hordy, and Mark Paul Andrews, and the CEO is Howard Fields.

Anomera, Inc. is a Canadian company that manufactures carboxylated cellulose nanocrystals (CNC) from sustainably harvested Canadian forests. Anomera's head offices, applications lab, and product development lab are located in Canada. The company's patented eco-friendly method produces a superior nanomaterial that is sold under the trade name Dextracel™. This platform product has properties that exceed other cellulose nanomaterials in the market and is creating new opportunities for the multibillion-dollar markets in cosmetics and skin care, cement, polymer composites, coatings, pigments, agriculture, and human wellness in pharma and life sciences. Anomera is currently developing a specialty manufacturing facility that can produce over 250 tonnes of Dextracel™ per year. The company was founded by Tim Morse, Monika Rak, Nathan Hordy, and Mark Paul Andrews, and the CEO is Howard Fields.

Anomera, Inc. is a Canadian company that manufactures carboxylated cellulose nanocrystals (CNC) from sustainably harvested Canadian forests. Anomera's head offices, applications lab, and product development lab are located in Canada. The company's patented eco-friendly method produces a superior nanomaterial that is sold under the trade name Dextracel™. This platform product has properties that exceed other cellulose nanomaterials in the market and is creating new opportunities for the multibillion-dollar markets in cosmetics and skin care, cement, polymer composites, coatings, pigments, agriculture, and human wellness in pharma and life sciences. Anomera is currently developing a specialty manufacturing facility that can produce over 250 tonnes of Dextracel™ per year. The company was founded by Tim Morse, Monika Rak, Nathan Hordy, and Mark Paul Andrews, and the CEO is Howard Fields.

Anomera, Inc. is a Canadian company that manufactures carboxylated cellulose nanocrystals (CNC) from sustainably harvested Canadian forests. Anomera's head offices, applications lab, and product development lab are located in Canada. The company's patented eco-friendly method produces a superior nanomaterial that is sold under the trade name Dextracel™. This platform product has properties that exceed other cellulose nanomaterials in the market and is creating new opportunities for the multibillion-dollar markets in cosmetics and skin care, cement, polymer composites, coatings, pigments, agriculture, and human wellness in pharma and life sciences. Anomera is currently developing a specialty manufacturing facility that can produce over 250 tonnes of Dextracel™ per year. The company was founded by Tim Morse, Monika Rak, Nathan Hordy, and Mark Paul Andrews, and the CEO is Howard Fields.