Value Chain Assessment

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Are green processes and products truly green? This is a central question in the development of a sustainable circular economy that is often overlooked. Processes using bio-based materials or recovered resources as inputs may look sustainable, but can end up having hidden impacts that are only quantified by a value chain assessment. This enables further developments to address the problematic steps of the process and improve its sustainability and applicability in the circular economy.

News

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NEW: Launch of the Thursday Talks
19 02 2025
The Biorefine Cluster Europe and the Resource.bio community introduce the ð—§ð—µð˜‚ð—¿ð˜€ð—±ð...
FOLOU Project is looking for experts to debate and discuss about key topics related to Food Loss
31 10 2023
Among others, one of the main contributions expected from the FOLOU project in the long term is that...
Evaluation of NPK recovery potential from TORWASH®-treated paper sludge, waste olive pomace and fruit & vegetable waste
31 03 2023
The University of Hohenheim have submitted their report on the potential for the extraction of nitro...

Events

Forum for Agriculture – FFA

The next Forum for the Future of Agriculture (ForumforAg) Annual Conference will be held on Tuesd...

Webinar on biogenic carbon accounting modelling

The Working Group on Su...

EFIB 2022 (26 October 2022)

On 26-27 October, EFIB2022, the leading annual conference on biotechn...

Publications

Biorefine Bulletin News – September – October 2024
2 Years Of CHEERS: a New Biorefinery Model for The Brewing Industry
BioReCer – Mid-report about case studies

Relevant projects

ROBIN – Deploying circular bioeconomies at regional level with a territorial approach

ROBIN is a Horizon Europe project (2022-2025) which aims to empower Eu...

Syneco – Recovering value from pig and cow slurry to promote environmental synergies

SYNECO is establishing good practices for manure management and fertilisation in Malta, benefitti...

ReLEAF – Recycling Locally Produced Bio-Wastes to Ensure Affordability and Availability of Innovative Bio-Based Fertilisers

EU reliance on synthetic and fossil-based mineral fertilisers, with 9....

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