Integrity BioChem Earns EcoVadis Silver Sustainability Award for Second Year Running
CRESSON, TEXAS — May 2025 — Integrity BioChem (IBC), a leader in high-performance, sustainable chemistry, has once again been awarded the EcoVadis Silver rating, placing the company among the top 15% of chemical manufacturers worldwide for sustainability practices.
This marks the second consecutive year IBC has earned the Silver distinction. Integrity BioChem continues ongoing efforts to drive sustainability across its operations, product development, and global supply chain.
EcoVadis, the world’s most trusted provider of business sustainability ratings, evaluates over 125,000 companies across more than 200 industries. Its methodology is built on international sustainability standards, including the UN Global Compact, GRI, and ISO 26000, and covers four core pillars: Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement.
Driving Sustainable Progress in Chemical Manufacturing
IBC’s Silver rating reflects notable performance across key areas, particularly in environmental responsibility, ethical operations, and responsible sourcing.
The company’s proprietary bio-based surfactants and biopolymers, designed as effective, cost-competitive alternatives to traditional chemistries, are helping partners in industries like energy, agriculture, mining, industrial cleaning, and personal care lower their environmental impact without sacrificing performance. With global regulatory pressure mounting and ESG expectations rising, chemical buyers are increasingly prioritizing supply chain transparency.
The EcoVadis Silver rating offers customers a trusted benchmark when selecting partners committed to sustainable innovation.
What This Means for IBC Customers
For companies working toward their own sustainability goals, sourcing from an EcoVadis-rated supplier provides measurable value and aligns with corporate ESG mandates. IBC’s achievement signals to its partners that sustainability is not just part of its mission, it’s embedded in its operations.
As Integrity BioChem continues to expand its footprint and product portfolio, the 2025 EcoVadis Silver rating stands as both a milestone and a motivation. Progress in sustainability is ongoing, and Integrity BioChem is here for the long haul.
Toyota Tsusho Partners with Integrity Biochem to Distribute New Sustainable Bio-Based Surfactants in Key Asian Markets
The Tegrasurf™ and Edensurf™ lines significantly advance sustainable and renewable alternatives to traditional surfactants. These high-performing bio-based liquid and dry surfactants can be produced on an industrial scale with a significantly reduced carbon footprint compared to synthetic options.
This strategic collaboration between IBC and Toyota Tsusho will provide localized, alternative supply options for nonionic surfactants to meet the needs of these Asian markets. The availability of the Tegrasurf™ and Edensurf™ lines under Toyota Tsusho’s stewardship enhances Toyota Tsusho’s position in the bio-based surfactant market, aligning with the growing consumer demand for sustainable, bio-based, and biodegradable ingredients.
“Toyota Tsusho is a renowned market leader globally, who shares our commitment to sustainability. Toyota Tsusho and IBC will make the IBC bio-based surfactants accessible in Asia on a scale not yet seen in the industry,” said Jimmy Jett, CEO of IBC.
“As we aim for carbon neutrality by 2050, we continue to invest in innovations that create a better future for us all,” said TAI Group Vice President, Hideya Ito. “With more than a half-century of global industry experience, we are excited to apply our know-how to introducing IBC’s sustainable advanced ingredients to Asian markets. This collaboration not only aligns with our business priorities, it supports our goal of contributing to a decarbonized society.”
The products became available in Toyota Tsusho’s Asian markets as of August 2024, including China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, India, the Philippines, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh, and Singapore.
IBC Media Contact: Laura Benavides- marketing@integritybiochem.com
Toyota Tsusho Media Contact: Katie Williams – katie_williams@taiamerica.com.
Sales Contact: ibc_biosurfactant@taiamerica.com
Integrity BioChem (IBC) Achieves EcoVadis Silver Recognition for Sustainability
Integrity BioChem (IBC), a leading innovator in sustainable chemical solutions, has been awarded the EcoVadis Silver rating, a globally recognized standard for corporate sustainability in chemical manufacturing. This achievement places IBC among the top 15% of chemical manufacturing companies assessed by EcoVadis, reinforcing the company's commitment to environmental, social, and ethical responsibility.
EcoVadis is one of the world’s most trusted providers of business sustainability ratings, evaluating over 125,000 companies across more than 200 industries. Its assessments are based on international sustainability standards, including the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), and ISO 26000, focusing on four key categories: Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement.
IBC’s Silver Medal rating reflects its continued efforts to embed sustainability into its core operations and global supply chain, with strong performance across key environmental and ethical criteria. The company’s focus on low-impact manufacturing, responsible sourcing, and innovation in biobased chemistry played a pivotal role in this recognition.
“We are honored to receive the EcoVadis Silver recognition, which acknowledges the efforts of our team,” said Jimmy Jett, CEO at Integrity BioChem. “At IBC, we prioritize environmental responsibility, and this recognition validates our commitment to promoting sustainable practices across all industries we serve.”
Sustainability in Chemical Manufacturing
As demand grows for sustainable chemistry solutions that balance performance, safety, and environmental impact, IBC continues to invest in R&D and supply chain improvements that align with both regulatory requirements and customer sustainability goals. The company’s EcoVadis rating provides added transparency and trust for customers looking to partner with responsible chemical manufacturers.
Integrity BioChem’s portfolio serves a range of industries—including energy, agriculture, mining, personal care, and industrial cleaning—with a shared mission: to provide high-performance, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible chemical solutions.
Why the EcoVadis Silver Rating Matters
Achieving EcoVadis Silver is more than just a recognition—it's a signal to global partners and customers that IBC is actively managing and improving its sustainability in chemical manufacturing. For companies seeking to reduce their environmental footprint and meet corporate ESG targets, partnering with an EcoVadis-rated supplier like IBC offers measurable value and peace of mind.
As Integrity BioChem continues to expand its reach and innovate in biobased surfactants and sustainable chemical technologies, the EcoVadis Silver rating marks an important milestone in its journey toward a more sustainable future.
Driving Innovation and Customer Value in Energy and Chemicals with Chad Hall of Integrity BioChem
In episode 132, The Chemical Show host Victoria Meyer invites Chad Hall, Vice President of Energy at Integrity BioChem, to discuss the customer value in energy and the critical service component that underpins the industry, where operations run 365, 24/7. Chad explains, “When a client needs something at 3 AM, it’s not up for negotiation.” Service is critical, and following through with promises is paramount.
Chad shares that winning business is just the start. To truly succeed in this competitive landscape, you need a combination of strong relationships, competitive pricing, and a commitment to delivering impeccable service.
Check out this episode where Victoria and Chad explore these vital topics and provide insights into the art of winning and keeping business.
Coaching, Service, and Sustainability: What It Takes to Win in the Oil & Gas Chemical Industry
In a recent episode of The Chemical Show, host Victoria Meyer sat down with Chad Hall, Vice President of Energy at Integrity BioChem, to talk about what it really takes to win—and keep—business in the competitive oil and gas chemical sector. From around-the-clock service to forward-thinking leadership and sustainable innovation, the conversation highlights how companies can build lasting partnerships and scale with purpose.
Customer Value in Energy: Service Isn't Optional—It's Everything
When your client needs something at 3 AM, it's not up for negotiation. “Service is critical,” Chad emphasizes. “Following through with promises is paramount.” In an industry where operations run 365 days a year, 24/7, responsiveness isn’t just appreciated—it’s expected. And at Integrity BioChem, it's a core value.
Chad shares that landing a deal is just the beginning. Long-term success requires competitive pricing, deep relationships, and—most importantly—an unrelenting commitment to customer service. Creating "stickiness" with customers means staying close to their evolving needs and delivering consistent, high-quality support.
Coaching vs. Managing: A Shift in Leadership
The conversation also dives into the value of coaching in business. Chad challenges conventional leadership models by suggesting that every manager can—and should—act as a coach. Regardless of job title or team size, adopting a coaching mindset builds trust, encourages growth, and strengthens teams from within.
It’s a refreshing take on leadership in the chemical industry, where adaptability and alignment across teams are critical for growth. As Chad notes, coaching empowers teams to move faster, communicate more clearly, and unlock new value.
Building Business Value in a Changing Industry
Throughout the episode, Chad and Victoria cover the complex dynamics that shape the energy market today. From the push-and-pull between corporate and procurement priorities to evolving sustainability expectations, companies are being asked to do more with less—while keeping an eye on long-term goals.
Topics covered include:
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Integrity BioChem’s market outlook for 2023–2024
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Understanding how your customer’s decisions drive value
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Creating customer loyalty and retention strategies
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Navigating corporate vs. procurement control
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Integrating sustainability and ESG into oil & gas operations
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Scaling products to meet aggressive ESG goals
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The leadership mindset shift from manager to coach
The Future Is Performance + Purpose
As sustainability becomes more than a buzzword, Chad offers insight into how Integrity BioChem is scaling high-performance products that also meet aggressive ESG targets. With customers under pressure to reduce environmental impact, solutions that balance cost, efficacy, and environmental performance are more important than ever.
Listen to the full episode to gain valuable insights on coaching, service excellence, and the evolving chemical industry.
Episode 132 of The Chemical Show featuring Chad Hall is available now.
Integrity Biochem and Oil Chem Technologies Join Forces to Drive Innovation in the Energy Sector
IBC has a long-standing reputation for pioneering eco-friendly and bio-based chemical products for various industries. OCT, with its impressive track record in surfactant development and extensive expertise in the field, has consistently driven and delivered exceptional results. The two powerhouses plan to further advance the collective mission of sustainability and cutting-edge technology.
This strategic alliance is grounded in shared values and a dedication to providing high performing, sustainable, scalable and value driven chemical solutions into multiple market segments including Agriculture, Personal Care, Water Treatment, Energy and Mining.
By leveraging each other’s strengths, the two companies aim to enhance the performance of existing product lines and distribute them through an extensive network of customers and contacts. With OCT’s decades of experience, this alliance will foster the creation of innovative products that set new standards for quality and performance—especially as they begin to collaborate across research facilities in Cresson and Sugar Land, TX. This expansion will enable the delivery of even more effective and eco-conscious solutions to the industry.
Leaders from both IBC and OCT are excited about the opportunities of this partnership. Jimmy Jett, CEO of Integrity BioChem, commented, “We are delighted to join forces with Oil Chem Technologies. Paul and Christie are legends in the space and together, we are poised to lead the industry in developing original solutions that not only meet the needs of today but also pave the way for a more exciting future in the world of chemistry.”
Christie Lee, President of Oil Chem Technologies, echoed this sentiment, stating, “This alliance aligns perfectly with our commitment to innovation and sustainability. We have worked with IBC since their inception in 2017, and we believe that our combined R&D teams will drive positive change in the chemical industry and contribute to a more sustainable world.”
As Integrity BioChem and Oil Chem Technologies embark on this exciting journey, the companies remain dedicated to their individual missions and values. They are confident that their collaborative efforts will yield transformative results and reaffirm their commitment to the industry.
For media inquiries or further information, please contact:
Laura Benavides
Director of Sustainability and Marketing
marketing@integritybiochem.com
About Integrity BioChem:
Integrity BioChem is committed to renewable and sustainable practices and the development of products that enhance performance while improving project economics. IBC specializes in high-performing bio-based surfactants and related chemistries across a wide range of end-use markets. Its environmentally friendly chemistries empower customers to embrace sustainability without compromising performance. The synergy of innovative chemistry and its state-of-the-art production site in Cresson, TX, positions IBC as a clear competitive leader in the realm of sustainable chemistries. Integrity BioChem has been awarded the Seal Sustainability Award for its work on TegraSurf and was recently honored with the 2023 Hart Energy ESG Award. To learn more, visit: https://www.integritybiochem.com
About Oil Chem Technologies:
Oil Chem Technologies is a woman-owned company and a recognized leader in chemical technology development and innovation. With decades of industry experience, OCT specializes in crafting cutting-edge solutions that address complex challenges while prioritizing sustainability and environmental responsibility. Oil Chem Technologies differentiates itself from other EOR surfactant suppliers with 21 years of proven field chemical EOR success, experience, and state-of-the-art patented surfactant technologies, in alliance with world-class chemical manufacturers to provide field-proven surfactants for EOR. To learn more, visit: https://www.oil-chem.com/.
Integrity BioChem is on Knowde
This article was originally published by Knowde.
Integrity BioChem’s polysaccharide chemistries are designed to replace traditional petrochemical-based products with innovative, environmentally friendly solutions, allowing companies in the cosmetics, personal care, and household, industrial, and institutional (HI&I) cleaning industries to decrease their carbon footprint.
“Our mission is to provide effective, affordable, and sustainable solutions for the whole world. Our groundbreaking biopolymer technology has limitless applications. With our storefront on Knowde, we’ll be able to reach new markets and help customers innovate high-performance and sustainable products faster than ever,” said Michael Suver, Senior Vice President of Specialty Chemicals for Integrity BioChem.
With Knowde, formulators and procurement professionals can search for Integrity BioChem’s sugar-based biopolymers, which are derived from a naturally occurring, renewable source, as well as request documents, order samples, and access experts who can answer technical questions. Sign-up is always free for formulators and procurement professionals at www.knowde.com.
“Increasingly, biotechnology companies like Integrity BioChem are turning to Knowde because our platform makes it easier for them to reach and engage buyers, nurture leads, and capitalize on new business opportunities while lowering their cost of sales,” said Dan Haas, Chief Commercial Officer for Knowde.
Knowde offers sellers the technology they need to move online quickly to get in front of their target buyers, and advanced analytics to inform data-driven decision making. Suppliers interested in having a storefront on Knowde can contact Haas at dan@knowde.com.
About Integrity Biochem
Founded in 2017, Integrity Bio-Chemicals (IBC) is a technology-driven company with a deep bench of industry experts producing next-generation modified biopolymers for the energy, mining, industrial, and household and personal care markets using renewable and sustainable practices. IBC is first-to-market with a new category of patent-pending, high-performance surfactants, created with natural sources and capable of faster production cycles at larger scales and lower costs. Our commitment to transparency and innovation brings world-class service to our customers worldwide. For more information, visit https://www.integritybiochem.com.
About Knowde
Knowde is the digital customer experience platform designed specifically for the ingredient, polymer, and chemical industries. Over 8,000 of the world’s largest suppliers and distributors trust Knowde to accelerate their digital transformation and drive business growth. Knowde’s software unlocks the power of product data, allowing businesses to enable their internal teams, power their internal tools, deliver amazing customer experiences on their websites, and expand their reach by listing their products on the industry’s largest marketplace. Knowde is backed by top-tier investors, including Coatue, Sequoia Capital, Refactor Capital, Bee Partners, Cantos Ventures, Sound Ventures, TQ Ventures, K5 Global, Mantis VC, Knollwood, 8VC, and FJ Labs. For more information, visit www.knowde.com.
Integrity Biochem media contact: Laura Benavides, marketing@integritybiochem.com
Knowde media contact: John Schmidt, john.schmidt@knowde.com
“Imposter Syndrome Is Real” With Laura Kuri Benavides, Director Of Sustainability At Integrity BioChem
Laura Benavides is the Director of Sustainability at Integrity BioChem and Vice President of Technology at Integrity Mining and Industrial, having excelled in her career at a young age after graduating with a biochemistry degree from the University of Texas at Austin. She is a first-generation college graduate, with a passion for sustainability, and credits her mother’s determination for teaching her that it is possible to follow your American dream and never give up.
In a recent episode of Flipping the Barrel, Laura Benavides—Director of Sustainability and VP of Technology at Integrity BioChem—shares how the company is proving that high-performing, biobased chemistry is not only possible, but profitable.
Here's an Overview of this episode.
Performance-First Sustainability
At Integrity BioChem, sustainability isn’t an afterthought or a buzzword—it’s the foundation. From day one, the company’s technology has been rooted in biopolymer-based innovation, creating alternatives to traditional chemicals that perform as well—or better—than their synthetic counterparts.
“We didn’t build the company around a sustainability label,” Laura explains. “We built it around a technology that happened to be green—and powerful.”
That’s the key: no trade-offs. Integrity BioChem’s biobased surfactants, clay control agents, and non-emulsifiers work across harsh field conditions without sacrificing efficacy, safety, or supply consistency.
Leading the Shift from Greenwashing to Green Doing
Today’s clients—especially in oil and gas—are under mounting pressure to deliver on ESG metrics. But not all sustainability claims are created equal. Laura is helping change that by aligning product development with measurable environmental impact.
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Emissions tracking at IBC’s Texas production plant
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Supply chain engagement for sustainable procurement
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Expanding use of industrial by-products for zero-waste inputs
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Collaborating cross-functionally—from R&D to customer service—to ensure every step of the product lifecycle supports ESG goals
“Sustainability used to be handled in marketing decks. Now, we’re embedding it in operations,” Laura says.
Empowering Change Through People and Culture
As a startup veteran, Laura knows that innovation happens when people wear multiple hats, speak up, and get uncomfortable. That same mindset applies to sustainability.
By tapping into her biochemistry background, field experience, and deep understanding of customer needs, she’s helping Integrity BioChem turn sustainability from a corporate goal into a company-wide behavior.
“Our customers aren’t asking us to be green for the sake of it,” she says. “They want to lower their footprint without disrupting their workflow. We’re here to help them do that.”
Why It Matters Now
As the energy transition accelerates, companies across oil, gas, and industrial markets are rethinking their chemistries. Whether you're trying to:
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Reduce Scope 3 emissions
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Improve regulatory alignment
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Replace underperforming legacy chemicals
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Or win new business with ESG-conscious partners
Biobased solutions will play a critical role—and Integrity BioChem is leading the charge.
Explore the future of sustainable chemistry today.
Listen to the full podcast episode featuring Laura Benavides on Flipping the Barrel and discover how real science, real leadership, and real results are reshaping the industry.
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Molding Young Minds: How Play-Doh Cultivates a Love for Chemistry
Despite how many parents may be triggered by the mixing of colors or the way it sticks to the carpet (and hair)- we want to explore how Play-Doh can help young minds develop a deep love for chemistry by turning abstract concepts into hands-on, creative experiences.
Sensory Exploration
Chemistry is a science that often involves mixing, reacting, and observing changes in materials. Play-Doh provides an ideal medium for young learners to explore their senses. They can feel, squish, mold, and manipulate the dough, allowing them to engage with chemistry concepts on a sensory level. This tactile experience creates a strong foundation for understanding chemical reactions and transformations.
Mixing Colors and Pigments
Play-Doh offers an excellent opportunity to learn about color mixing, which is a fundamental aspect of chemistry. Mixing primary colors to create new shades not only teaches children about pigments and dyes but also allows them to express their creativity. They can observe firsthand how different combinations result in various colors, making learning chemistry a visually appealing experience.
Observing Physical Changes
Play-Doh is pliable and can be molded into various shapes, but it can also undergo physical changes. For example, it hardens over time when exposed to air. By witnessing these physical changes, children can begin to understand concepts such as evaporation and the effects of temperature on materials – essential knowledge in chemistry.
Experimenting with Simple Reactions
Play-Doh can serve as a fantastic stand-in for chemical reactions. For instance, mixing vinegar and baking soda with Play-Doh can simulate the release of carbon dioxide gas in a fun and safe manner. This hands-on experimentation allows children to observe changes, ask questions, and make predictions – all crucial aspects of scientific inquiry.
Building Molecules and Structures
Chemistry involves understanding the arrangement of atoms and molecules. With Play-Doh, kids can create simple molecular models, helping them visualize chemical structures and bonding. This hands-on approach can make abstract concepts like chemical formulas and molecular shapes more tangible and comprehensible.
Encouraging Curiosity
Play-Doh stimulates curiosity by inviting children to ask questions and explore the “what if” scenarios. Encouraging this curiosity is essential for fostering a love for chemistry, as it encourages kids to think critically and seek answers to their inquiries – a hallmark of scientific thinking.
Bridging the Gap Between Home and School
Using Play-Doh as a learning tool at home can bridge the gap between classroom education and daily life. Parents can reinforce classroom lessons and spark their children’s interest in chemistry through fun, hands-on activities with Play-Doh. This integrated approach can make chemistry feel less like a subject and more like an exciting adventure.
Play-Doh has the remarkable ability to turn complex chemistry concepts into enjoyable, hands-on experiences. By engaging their senses, fostering creativity, and encouraging experimentation, Play-Doh helps young learners develop a deep and lasting love for chemistry. So, the next time you see those colorful cans of Play-Doh, consider them not just a nuisance, but also a pathway to nurturing a lifelong fascination with chemistry and science.
Quadra and Integrity Bio-Chemicals announce distribution agreement for new bio-based surfactant, EdenSurf®
Based in Cresson, Texas, IBC is first to market with a biochemical technology that is changing the way companies utilize sustainable chemistry for traditional formulations. IBC uses a unique combination of chemical engineering and fermentation on an industrial scale to create high performing, cost effective, green solutions. EdenSurf® is created using sustainable, bio-based materials, resulting in a reduced carbon footprint during production without compromising product performance.
“Working with a trusted partner like IBC on a naturally derived and high performing surfactant is a testament to Quadra’s dedication to innovation, exceptional customer service and sustainability efforts,” states Joe Ryan, Industrial Business Director at Quadra. “With nearly half a century of experience behind us, we remain committed to providing the highest quality solutions that cater to the diverse needs of our customers in the personal care industry and beyond.”
“We’re looking forward to joining hands with Quadra, a leading Canadian distributor, to champion our new bio-based surfactant technology into expanded markets. This collaboration not only reflects our commitment to advanced personal care solutions but also our strides to a more sustainable future.” says IBC’s CEO, Jimmy Jett.
This new distribution agreement, focusing on IBC’s cutting-edge technology, marks a pivotal juncture in Quadra’s journey, further strengthening its influence in the personal care sector and providing new solutions for customers that will drive the future of bio-based surfactants.
For more information on EdenSurf®, visit IBC’s Knowde Storefront.
About Quadra:
Quadra has been a leading chemical and ingredients distributor in Canada for over 45 years and has earned preferred-supplier status with Canada’s most successful and respected companies. Ranked 11 in the ICIS Top 100 Chemical Distributors in North America list, this privately-owned company is dedicated to quality, reliability, and a customer-first approach. For 20 consecutive years, Quadra has retained its status as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies and takes pride in fostering an inclusive and supportive work environment, earning a Great Place to Work® certification. Quadra has also been awarded a gold rating from EcoVadis for its dedication to sustainability. To find out more, visit: https://www.quadra.ca
About IBC:
Integrity BioChem is committed to renewable and sustainable practices and to developing products that increase performance and improve project economics. IBC specializes in high performing bio-based surfactants and related chemistries for use across a wide-range of end-use markets. Our environmentally friendly chemistries give our customers choices to become more sustainable without sacrificing performance. Combining our novel chemistry with our new state of the art production site in Cresson, TX, gives IBC a clear competitive advantage in a growing world of sustainable chemistries. Integrity Biochem won the Seal Sustainabiltiy Award for our work developing TegraSurf, and recently in 2023 was awarded the Hart Energy ESG Award. To find out more, visit: https://www.integritybiochem.com.
Contact us
Jayna Lad
Brand Marketing Manager, Industrial
1-800-665-6553 x2266
jayna_lad@quadra.ca
Laura Benavides
Director of Marketing and Sustainability
marketing@integritybiochem.com
Pushing the Drilling Fluids Envelope with Dr. Charles Landis
In Episode 12 of the Drilling In-Site podcast, host Brock Yordy sits down with Dr. Charles Landis, Chief Technology Officer at Integrity BioChem, to talk about innovation, field testing, and what it really takes to bring new drilling and completion fluids to market.
With a Ph.D. in geology from Texas Tech and decades of hands-on experience, Dr. Landis has spent his career redefining the performance and purpose of oilfield chemistries—both in and beyond the patch. At Integrity BioChem, he now leads the charge to create biobased, high-performance fluid solutions that solve the industry’s toughest challenges.
Two Paths to Product Innovation: Pushing the Drilling Fluids Envelope
“There are two great vehicles for entering the American private sector market,” Dr. Landis explains.
“There are people who are in trouble—and people who are growing their business.”
Both present opportunities to test and deploy new technologies, but each requires a tailored approach. In the episode, Landis breaks down how his team works with:
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Operators under pressure, seeking fast, field-ready fixes
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Growth-driven partners, focused on optimization and scale
Whether you’re solving a crisis or improving your edge, the goal is the same: deliver proven, measurable results—not just lab concepts.
From Concept to Commercialization
The conversation dives into the process of developing new drilling fluids: how early-stage ideas are refined through lab work, customer collaboration, and real-world field trials. Dr. Landis emphasizes the importance of adaptability, communication, and partnering with clients who are willing to innovate alongside you.
“If you don’t get into the field, you don’t really know what your product can do,” he says. “You have to see it under pressure—literally.”
Listen to the Full Episode
If you're in the business of field testing new drilling fluids, looking for innovative completions chemistry, or simply want to understand how Integrity BioChem is bringing real change to the energy sector—this episode is a must-listen.