Royalty Report: Food, Drugs, Nutraceutical – Collection: 178

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Category: Technology Licenses, Created On: 2022-04-28, Record Count: 7

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Category: Technology Licenses
Created On: 2022-04-28
Record Count: 7

Primary Industries

  • Food
  • Drugs
  • Nutraceutical
  • Beverages

IPSCIO Report Record List

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IPSCIO Record ID: 178

License Grant
This agreement is for the transfer of certain technology, and the rights to manufacture, market, and distribute products.
License Property
For the purposes of this agreement, the subject technology relates to a natural dry compound for producing a protective barrier for consumable food products. The compound can be applied to both wet and dry processed foods. With this technology, consumable food products that are freeze dried can be protected and used as an ingredient to maintain a higher nutritional value through extreme temperature processing. The technology produces a compound that adheres molecularly to the food particles and acts as a partition barrier from heat and degradation to the micronutrients and phytochemicals present in the foods.
Field of Use
The Licensee, a company involved in the development and commercialization of natural plant products for use by established food manufacturers in their products aimed at the fast- growing functional foods segment of the United States domestic food industry, focused on the commercialization of a natural organic fruit and vegetable powder that is designed to be added to any food processing application so that the food product utilizing this powder would contain the equivalent nutrient value of three to five servings of fruits and vegetables.

IPSCIO Record ID: 5140

License Grant
The Canadian Licensor hereby grants to Licensee an exclusive license to use the Technology, the Present Technology and Developed Technology anywhere in the world for the term of this Agreement for the purposes of conducting research and development.
License Property
The patented technology enables the Licensee to manufacture unique, stable and natural enzymes and specialty end products.  This technology solves a major environmental problem and provides unique, stable and natural enzyme products.  

The 3SF Technology embodies the Licensor's DuroZyme Process, a unique process with the following key features – Selective, aerobic, high temperature (50-90C) microbial culturing process applicable to any scale – Odour free – Continuous process wherein culture media overflows from the last fermentation vessel, connected in series, as raw material is added to the first – Rapid throughput of as little as 18 hours – Selectively carried out as, but not limited to, a 3-stage process any number of fermentation vessels can be connected in series – Input raw organic materials derive from specific sources to ensue a pure food supply for the microorganisms being cultured – Input of specific raw organic materials leads to selection of specific high temperature microorganisms – from the mixed number that are in or on the raw materials themselves – that favour the specific inputted organic materials as food sources – In utilizing the specific input raw organic materials as food, specific enzymes are produced – Enzyme products are stable to prevailing culturing conditions, and especially to high temperatures (50-90C) – Specific enzymes produced are recovered from the fermented end product first by separation of solids from liquid, then recovery of enzymes from the liquid fraction.

The bulk solids recovered from the fermented organic material, rich in macro- and micronutrients, specific enzymes and microorganisms, are produced for a range of applications including as growth enhancement agents, feed and fertilizer products, in liquid or dried form. – Specific enzymes produced and recoverable include but are not limited to those that breakdown protein, starch, pectin, cellulose, fiber, fats and lipids; the full range of different known enzyme types can be produced – 100% Natural process and products – no chemical additives used.  The 3SF Technology and DuroZyme Process are delivered by way of compact, environmentally friendly plants.  These plants contain the range of systems needed to facilitate culture of thermophiles and production of enzymes therefrom by providing an environment that is optimized for their growth/production. DuroZyme plants are delivered as a turnkey package.  The plants take in specific, selected organic materials and charge a processing fee to convert them to enzymes with unique, stable properties that have uses in environmental restoration and preservation and processing of consumer products, such as pharmaceutical, nutritional and health products.

IPSCIO Record ID: 367353

License Grant
During the Collaborative Period, Licensor will collaborate with Licensee in the Collaborative Program on an Exclusive basis in the Soy Protein Field.

Licensor hereby grants to Licensee the following rights
(i) an Exclusive, nontransferable, worldwide license under the Licensor Technology, to use Compound(s) discovered under the Collaborative Program for evaluation during the Collaborative Period in the Soy Protein Field;
(ii) an Exclusive, nontransferable, worldwide license under the Licensor Technology, to use Selected Compound(s) for the intended purpose of blocking Soy Bitter Tastant(s) in soy protein for pre-commercial development of Products in the Soy Protein Field; and
(iii) an Exclusive, nontransferable, worldwide license under the Licensor Technology, to make, have made, use, sell, offer for sale, have sold, import and export Products in the Soy Protein Field that contain Selected Compound(s) for the intended purpose of blocking Soy Bitter Tastant(s) in soy protein.

Licensor hereby grants to Licensee an exclusive option to obtain (i) an Exclusive, nontransferable, worldwide license under the Licensor Technology, to use such Selected Compound(s) for the intended purpose of blocking Vegetable Bitter Tastant( s) in one or more Vegetable Proteins for pre-commercial development of Products in the Vegetable Protein Field]; and (ii) an Exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide license under the Licensor Technology to make, have made, use, sell, offer for sale, have sold, import and export Products [in the Vegetable Protein Field that contain such Selected Compound(s) for the intended purpose of blocking Vegetable Bitter Tastant(s) in one or more Vegetable Proteins.

License Property
Collaborative Program means a research and development program during the Collaborative Period to discover and develop molecules that block the bitter taste of Soy Bitter Tastants isolated from soy protein.

Soy Bitter Tastant(s) means the primary molecule(s) isolated from soy protein responsible for the bitter taste of soy protein.

Compound(s) means molecules synthesized or acquired in the course of the Collaborative Program wherein such molecules provide the desired bitter modulation properties for a Soy Bitter Tastant.  Such desired properties will be defined by the Steering Committee. Selected Compound(s) means the Compound(s) selected by the Steering Committee for development.

Vegetable Bitter Tastant(s) means the primary molecule(s) isolated from Vegetable Proteins responsible for the bitter taste of the Vegetable Proteins.

Vegetable Protein(s) means [plant and vegetable protein(s), excluding soy protein.

Product(s) means a Licensee protein product(s) (or protein product of a Licensee Affiliate or permitted sublicensee) that incorporates a Selected Compound.

Licensor Patent Rights means any Patent Rights relating to Compounds, any Patent Rights relating to Selected Compounds, and/or any Patent Rights under Jointly Owned Technology, that are necessary or appropriate for purposes of the activities to be conducted under the Agreement, and which are Controlled by Licensor or its Affiliates as of the Effective Date or which become Controlled by Licensor or its Affiliates during the Term

Licensor Technology means the Licensor Patent Rights, and Licensor Know-How.

Field of Use
Soy Protein Field means (i) all foods for human consumption that contain added soy protein; and (ii) all foods for consumption by animals that contain added soy protein.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Soy Protein Field excludes Excluded Foods and the Pet Food Field. Pet Food Field means all foods for consumption by dogs and cats.

Vegetable] Protein Field means all foods for human consumption that contain at least one Vegetable Protein; and (ii) all foods for consumption by animals that contain at least one Vegetable Protein. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Vegetable Protein Field excludes Excluded Foods and the Pet Food Field.

IPSCIO Record ID: 171429

License Grant
The parties are amending the 1985 License Agreement to recognize that Licensees Product and Process Development will in the future continue to develop new products which may or may not use Licensors Technology and acknowledge that reduced royalties, or no royalties at all, may apply to such products.

For those Licensed Products currently listed the royalty is revised and those future licensed products which are added a newly added royalty may or may not apply.

License Property
The products list includes listed products Krunch Twists*, Tato Skins*,  Cheeblers,  Cheezn Chips,  OBoisies,  Suncheros,  Ripplins,  Hooplas!,  Pizzarias,  Quangles.

The patents and patent applications No. 743,178 and No. 07/806,627 are for a snack manufacturing process.

Field of Use
Licensee currently utilizes Licensors technology in its snack manufacturing facilities.

IPSCIO Record ID: 211822

License Grant
The University grants a worldwide, sole and exclusive right and license to make, have made, use, lease and sell the Licensed Products, with rights to sublicense.
License Property
Licensed products means any natural vegetable oil, genetically selected or engineered vegetable oil, blend of such oils, or any oil-based food without limitation, for any and all food uses, sold in any and all marketplaces, and providing a balance of saturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids to increase HDL and the HDL/LDL cholesterol ratio in human serum, for the specific purpose of claims of HDL/LDL balance which is covered by any patent rights or uses the technology.

Technology relating to the use of a balanced proportion of saturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids from one or more vegetable oil sources for incorporation into any and all food products to increase HDL and the HDL/LDL cholesterol ratio, and accompanying know-how.

Field of Use
This agreement is for the commercial field meaning any food service use, such as frying shortening for restaurants, or any industrial manufacturing use, such as shortening for commercial bakers.

IPSCIO Record ID: 6351

License Grant
Licensor of British Virgin Islands hereby grants to Licensee an exclusive, perpetual, entitlement-bearing right and license (i) to practice under the Technology Rights supra, and to use, improve, enhance, modify, copy, publish, disclose, disseminate and create derivative works based on the Technical Information, for purposes of developing, making, having made, using, marketing, selling and otherwise commercially exploiting Licensed Products and Licensed Processes in the Field; and (ii) to use and display the Licensed Marks on and in connection with marketing, selling and otherwise distributing Licensed Products and Licensed Processes in the Field.
License Property
Licensor is the owner of certain technologies in the form of trade secrets and proprietary technical documentation, together with further and future extensions of the 'art' of the subject technologies including any derivative rights related to certain processes for the conversion of any oil substance from a viscous liquid to a dry or powder condition in a manner that preserves optimum active ingredients the ('Technology').

'Oil' is identified as any of various vegetable, mineral, or animal substances that tend to reduce the friction of surfaces rubbing against each other, are inflammable, used for heat, lubrication, medicines, food ingredients, etc. The resulting O2P powders have a variety of benefits. The main feature of the technology is that conversion of oil to powder without heating the raw materials, protects the original product from losing original form and original ingredients. The process includes the conversion of oil substances from a viscous liquid to a dry or powder condition in a manner that preserves optimum active ingredients.

Trademarks & Trade Names & Logos 'Oil To Powder'.

Field of Use
Field means all fields and methods of use, application or practice.

The proprietary process is for accomplishing the conversion of oil-to-powder ('O2P') without the use of heat. The resulting O2P powders have a variety of benefits. The main feature of the technology is that conversion of oil to powder without heating the raw materials, protects the original product from losing original form and original ingredients. The process includes the conversion of oil substances from a viscous liquid to a dry or powder condition in a manner that preserves optimum active ingredients.

IPSCIO Record ID: 73219

License Grant
Pursuant to an Assignment and Assumption agreement, the Assignor, including a former member of our board of directors and  former CEO and director, assigned the rights to the patent application PCT/U.S. 2008/056234 Serial number 12/529,859 entitled “Use of Ergothioneine as a Preservative in Foods and Beverages”.
License Property
The patent claims include but are not limited to a method of preserving a food, beverage or medicine with L-Ergothioneine (Ergo), where Ergo replaces an antioxidant composition, antimicrobial composition, and/or sulfur dioxide preservatives. The use claims apply to preservation of canned, frozen, dried, or fresh fruits, vegetables, red and white wine, beer, baked goods, fruit juices, butter, meats, pet foods, cosmetics, medicines, and even the preservation of petroleum and rubber products. Ergo may be used as a replacement for all or part of the antimicrobial/preservative sulfur dioxide or other sulfites traditionally used in the wine making process.

Ergothioneine (Ergo) is an amino acid that is made in few organisms, notably filamentous fungi (mushrooms), and is considered a 'master antioxidant'. Ergo is an electron donor that has been shown to neutralize free radicals and the oxidation processes that lead to cell death and the introduction of harmful toxins and chemicals to foods and beverages. The addition of a synthetic or extracted Ergo can slow the rate of spoilage and extend the shelf life of a wide variety of products. Flavor is also enhanced when the company's 100% Organic ErgoD2â„¢ mushroom-based whole food formulations are used. In addition to being one of the primary natural sources for Ergo, mushrooms are also one of the few foods that stimulate the sense of Umami, a deliciously savory fifth taste quality (besides sweet, sour, bitter, and salty) discovered in the late 1800's by the great French chef Auguste Escoffier. It is now known that humans have receptors for Umami, which is produced by several amino acids and nucleotides (such as glutamate and aspartate). Licensee believes that its ErgoD2â„¢ formulations can be a cost effective and healthier alternative to monosodium glutamate (MSG) and other chemical additives that are currently being used for flavor enhancement around the world.

Field of Use
Assignee develops patented, pharmaceutical-grade organic compounds.
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