It is a polysaccharide produced by purifying and processing a polymer produced by the bacteria; Alcaligenes latus B-16 strain, and it is used as a cosmetic ingredient. At a low concentration, it has a high viscosity, and it adds a fresh and non-sticky texture. Accordingly, it can be used as texture modifier. It also has a moisture-retaining effect, and it can stabilize dispersions and emulsions. Cosmetic label name ,in Japan: アルカリゲネス 産生多糖体, INCI name: Alcaligenes Polysaccharides

We propose cosmetic products containing Alcasealan, one of our original cosmetic raw materials. Our new emulsification technology, which uses the same emulsification system that is used for soy milk and no surfactants, enables us to propose surfactant-free cosmetics. We are engaged in all processes from planning and design development to the manufacturing of our original cosmetic products. This enables us to provide a wide spectrum of products, including sunscreens, lotions, milks, creams, cleansers, hair tonics and hair milks.

TAEKO proposes human- and environmentally friendly skincare items that contain no ultraviolet absorbers, volatile oils, surfactants or other ingredients that significantly impact the skin or the environment. Alcaligenes Polysaccharides, which are an original fermented raw material, have made it possible to achieve surfactant-free emulsification and excellent moisture retention performance. To be able to pass on a beautiful global environment to the next generation, we participate in activities to protect the seas and oceans and conserve forests. Specifically, we have been planting coral since 2017, we donate to forest owners' co-operative associations, and we participate in forest maintenance activities.

We develop products aiming to ensure the healthy growth of plants and increase yields.