Related topic: Nutrient recycling

Are you a farmer, contract worker or farm advisor in Northwest Europe? Or do you know anyone of these target groups? If yes, you are invited to support us to take a step towards circular economy by participating in our survey or forwarding the invitation. We want to understand the attitude of the farming sector towards recycling derived fertilisers better. This will be a major step to target barriers for use of recycled nutrients which need to be abolished. […]

Read More… from Take part in the ReNu2Farm survey and contribute to a circular economy!

On 12 December, the EU Institutions reached an agreement on new EU rules on fertilisers proposed by the Commission in 2016 as a key part of the Circular Economy Package.The new rules will open new market opportunities for companies producing organic fertilisers and at the same time will help to create a new market for secondary raw materials in line with the circular economy approach.   […]

Read More… from The EU Institutions agreed on Commission’s proposal to boost the use of organic and waste-based fertilisers

On Tuesday 20 November, the European Parliament and the Council agreed on new rules enabling access to the EU single market for fertilisers made from organic or recycled materials. The agreement represents a success of long negotiations on rules on fertilisers, already started in 2016, when the Commission announced a legislative proposal on fertilizing products, in line with the circular economy plan. […]

Read More… from A new EU provisional agreement on recycled and organic fertilisers