# Kanyona > European product development and contract manufacturing company based in Blaricum, the Netherlands. Kanyona develops physical products from concept through engineering, prototyping, tooling and serial production; develops custom products for companies and brands working outside their existing portfolio or supply chain; and helps existing products transition from conventional plastics to suitable bio-based materials. Manufacturing is coordinated through specialised European manufacturing partners selected per product geometry, process, material, volume and application — Kanyona does not operate its own factories. Bio-based materials and natural-fibre compounds are a specialist area, evaluated against the requirements of each product rather than assumed. Compliance documentation (food contact, REACH, SVHC, PFAS, end-of-life) is defined per material and per project; no blanket certification claims apply. Contact: info@kanyona.com. ## Markets served - **Germany (Deutschland)**: Hersteller, Produktentwickler und Einkäufer im Bereich Spritzguss, Werkzeugbau und Biopolymer-Extrusion. Direkter Ansprechpartner für DACH-Projekte: info@kanyona.com. - **Netherlands & Belgium (Nederland / België)**: HORECA-merken en producenten die producten laten ontwikkelen en produceren; food-contact eisen worden per project en materiaal vastgesteld. Direct contact: info@kanyona.com. - **France (France)**: Marques et bureaux d'études en quête d'un partenaire de fabrication biosourcée conforme PPWR et SUPD. Contact direct : info@kanyona.com. - **Denmark (Danmark)**: Producenter og indkøbere af biobaserede emballager og komponenter under EU's grønne ramme. Direkte kontakt: info@kanyona.com. - **Sweden (Sverige)**: Varumärken som söker biobaserad produktion och cirkulär förpackning. Direktkontakt: info@kanyona.com. - **MENA (الشرق الأوسط وشمال أفريقيا)**: الشركات الباحثة عن شريك أوروبي للتصنيع الحيوي والتغليف المتوافق مع معايير الاتحاد الأوروبي. للتواصل المباشر: info@kanyona.com. - **EU-wide**: Cross-border orchestration for ESPR / PPWR compliance, ISCC PLUS sourcing and Digital Product Passport rollout. ## Pages - [Home](/): What Kanyona does and who we serve. - [Product Development](/product-development): Developing a physical product from idea through engineering, prototyping, tooling and production. - [Custom Product Development](/custom-product-development): External product development and manufacturing partner for companies and brands. - [Bio-Based Material Transition](/bio-based-material-transition): Moving an existing conventional plastic product to a bio-based material. - [Engineering](/engineering): Feasibility, design for manufacturing, tolerances, material behaviour and production economics. - [Manufacturing](/manufacturing): European contract manufacturing coordinated through specialised manufacturing partners. - [Injection Moulding](/injection-moulding): Custom injection-moulded parts and products. - [Prototyping](/prototyping): Concept, functional and pilot production samples. - [Tooling](/tooling): Pilot and production moulds. - [Materials](/materials): Material selection across families. - [Bio-Based Materials](/materials/bio-based-materials): What bio-based means, and how it differs from biodegradable and compostable. - [Industries](/industries): Example application areas; the approach is product-led rather than industry-limited. - [Food service](/industries/food-service): Food-contact product development; contact conditions, per-material declarations, cost per part at volume. - [Consumer products](/industries/consumer-products): Appearance-critical product development; finish, split lines and defensible material claims. - [Sports & leisure](/industries/sports): Impact-loaded and outdoor products; toughness, UV and moisture behaviour, fibre-filled compound trade-offs. - [Technical components](/industries/technical-components): Precision components; achievable moulded tolerances, cavity strategy, dimensional consistency and repeat supply. - [Laboratory equipment](/industries/laboratory-equipment): Instrument components; chemical exposure, sterilisation method, tolerance strategy at lower volumes. - [Hospitality](/industries/hospitality): Custom product development for restaurants, hotels, cafés and hospitality groups — customise an existing product, adapt a concept, or develop and manufacture a new one. - [Case Studies](/case-studies): Anonymised project types and engineering insight; no client or confidential detail. - [About](/about): Company, founders, and ecosystem model. - [Solutions](/solutions): OEM and private label product programmes, including bio-based material options where they suit the application. - [Services](/services): Injection moulding, mould design, biopolymer extrusion, packaging and logistics. - [Process](/process): Four-step journey from idea to delivery. - [Certifications](/certifications): How compliance, food-contact and end-of-life documentation is defined per project. - [FAQ](/faq): Common questions on contract manufacturing, costs, timelines and MOQs. - [Contact](/contact): Reach the team at info@kanyona.com. ## Blog - [Blog](/blog): Insights on biobased manufacturing, materials and supply chain. Each article includes native answer-first summaries in German (Auf Deutsch — Kurzfassung), Dutch (In het Nederlands — Samenvatting), French (En français — Résumé), Danish (På dansk — Resumé), Swedish (På svenska — Sammanfattning) and Arabic (بالعربية — ملخّص) for regional readers and AI search engines. - [The Digital Product Passport: what biobased manufacturers must prepare for](/blog/digital-product-passport-biobased-manufacturers): EU ESPR Regulation 2024/1781 — data, traceability and compliance roadmap. - [The new EU Bioeconomy Strategy for product development teams](/blog/new-eu-bioeconomy-strategy-product-development): COM/2025/960 and PPWR guidance on food-contact and supply-chain transparency. - [From concept to production — EU Competitiveness Compass](/blog/concept-to-production-eu-competitiveness-compass): COM/2025/30 implications for physical product development. - [End-of-life routes for biobased packaging under the EU framework](/blog/end-of-life-routes-biobased-packaging-eu-framework): recycling, industrial composting, energy recovery — documented for product teams. - [Switching from conventional plastic to biobased — what the EU framework requires](/blog/switching-conventional-plastic-to-biobased-eu-framework): PPWR, SUPD and CEN standards. - [The gap between prototype and volume for biobased product teams](/blog/gap-between-prototype-volume-biobased-product-teams): operational gaps and how to close them. - [Material traceability as a procurement requirement in European manufacturing](/blog/material-traceability-procurement-requirement-european-manufacturing): what manufacturers must prove for EU buyers. - [Why mould tooling decides the success of a biobased product](/blog/why-mould-tooling-decides-biobased-product-success): tooling choices for bio-materials. - [De-risking the green transition with end-to-end orchestration](/blog/de-risking-green-transition-end-to-end-orchestration): one accountable partner across sourcing, engineering and production. - [Sustainable manufacturing — bio-materials in injection moulding & extrusion](/blog/sustainable-manufacturing-bio-materials-in-injection-molding-extrusion): process fundamentals. - [Scaling biobased production from feasibility to global logistics](/blog/scaling-biobased-production-feasibility-to-global-logistics): HORECA brand transition under EU SUP Directive. - [The future of precision — AI and bio-material injection moulding](/blog/future-of-precision-ai-bio-material-injection-molding): Industry 4.0 sensors and 30% waste reduction. - [Meeting the 2025 green consumer — B2B food-grade compostables](/blog/meeting-2025-green-consumer-b2b-food-grade-compostables): what B2B buyers ask for and what must be documented. ## Optional - [Careers](/careers) - [Privacy Policy](/privacy-policy) - [Cookie Policy](/cookie-policy) - [Terms & Conditions](/terms-and-conditions) - [Cancellation & Refund Policy](/cancellation-and-refund-policy) - [Legal Notice](/legal-notice)