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    Chitinase Enzyme Made in Mexico — Q-100 from Veracruz

    Q-100 is a chitinase enzyme made in Mexico. Bio-Green Lab has developed and produced it in Veracruz since 2011, giving buyers in the Americas a nearshore enzyme source with short logistics, direct technical contact and no import chain from Europe or Asia.

    • Developed and produced in Veracruz, Mexico
    • Nearshore supply for the Americas
    • Mexican biotechnology since 2011
    • Direct contact with the technical team
    Bio-Green Lab research team in Veracruz, Mexico
    Direct manufacturerPer-batch activity QCEvaluation samples

    Why a Mexican origin is an advantage

    Enzymes are temperature-sensitive. Every extra week in transit, every extra transshipment and every uncontrolled warehouse stage erodes activity. Producing in Mexico shortens the cold chain for buyers across North, Central and South America.

    It also removes the language and time-zone gap: technical questions about pH windows, tank-mix compatibility or dosing are answered by the same team that runs the fermentation, in the same working day.

    Mexican biotechnology with an industrial track record

    Bio-Green Lab has worked on chitinase since 2011, moving the enzyme from laboratory work to reproducible industrial batches used in agriculture, livestock, poultry and professional pest control.

    • Own production facility in Veracruz, Mexico
    • Q-10 to Q-100 concentration range
    • Applications across agriculture, livestock, poultry and pest control
    • Supply for domestic Mexican customers and export

    Regulatory note

    Q-100 is a biotechnology-grade active ingredient, not a finished registered product. Formulation and regulatory compliance in the destination market are the responsibility of the integrator.

    Frequently asked questions

    Where is the Q-100 chitinase enzyme made?

    In Veracruz, Mexico, at Bio-Green Lab’s own production facility, where the enzyme has been developed and produced since 2011.

    Why buy a chitinase made in Mexico?

    Shorter logistics and cold chain for the Americas, direct contact with the production team in the same time zone, and no import chain from Europe or Asia.

    Can Mexican-made chitinase be exported?

    Yes. We handle export shipments, agreeing packaging, documentation and logistics per destination during quotation.

    Get pricing, the data sheet and an evaluation sample

    Tell us the concentration, volume and intended application — we reply from the lab in Veracruz, Mexico.

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