Today, we're announcing the launch of BioBlack AR™, a bio-based asphalt rejuvenator engineered to dramatically extend the service life of pavement infrastructure. Designed for high-traffic environments—municipal roadways, logistics centers, retail parking lots, airport surfaces, and more—BioBlack AR™ moves well beyond the surface-level approach of conventional sealcoating to deliver deep-penetrating structural preservation.

On National Biobased Products Day, Nature Coatings joins the national conversation to emphasize the vital role of the U.S. bioeconomy and the transformative potential of renewable resources.

Achieving a true jet-black payoff in mascara and eyeliner requires more than just standard colorants; it requires advanced material science that meets international clean beauty and sustainability mandates.

Most technical evaluations for textiles boil down to one core question: “Can BioBlack really replace carbon black in our existing mill workflows?” This is our response…

Across global markets, a wave of sustainability mandates moves from frameworks and reporting pilots into enforceable, audited, and financially material requirements. Here is how those mandates will impact your specific industry.

Nature Coatings offers BioBlack dispersions, a pre-formulated, "pour-and-play" liquid solution that eliminates the mess and EHS risks of traditional carbon black powders.

TS Designs, a leading textile manufacturer based in the United States, put Nature Coatings’ BioBlack to the test against petroleum carbon black and several other bio-based pigments on the market.

Explore the often-overlooked issue of supply chain risk in material innovation, especially for companies transitioning to sustainable pigments.

BioBlack was created to make tradeoffs unnecessary. Here’s what our experience has been working with partners from initial interest to commercial adoption.

Nature Coatings launched a unique BioBlack Impact & Risk Calculator tailored to specific industries and product type.

By proactively adopting sustainable alternatives like BioBlack, companies are not just mitigating environmental risks; they're also enhancing brand reputation, securing long-term customer loyalty, and positioning themselves competitively in markets that increasingly prioritize environmental responsibility.

Nature Coatings CEO breaks down all the reasons wood waste is the most attractive solution to replacing ugly carbon black.

For over a century, carbon black has been the go-to black pigment across industries. But its toxic profile, particularly due to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and nanoparticle risks, has gone under-recognized.