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

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...
Biogas Production Potential from the TORWASH® Filtrates
31 03 2023
The F-CUBED project´s pilot tests used three different feedstocks of paper sludge, olive pomace and...
Report on continuous operation of the TORWASH® pilot plant for the treatment of fruit & vegetable waste
31 03 2023
TNO have submitted their report on the installation and testing of the F-CUBED pilot plant at the De...

Events

EFIB 2022 (26 October 2022)

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

Bio-based Scaling & Finance Forum Event (04 October 2022)

The event features multiple rounds of live and online sessions where key players along the bio-ba...

Final event AgriWasteValue – Valorisation of agricultural residues

After four and a half years, the AgriWasteValue project is coming to an end.

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Publications

Biorefine News Bulletin ‘June-July 2023’
Biorefine News Bulletin ‘April-May 2023’
HOOP – Investment Package Manual for European Cities and Regions. Volume III – National and Regional investment package on circular bioeconomy for European Regions and Cities

Relevant projects

UPLIFT – Sustainable Plastics for the Food and Drink Packaging Industry

UPLIFT project is developing scalable enzymatic and microbial conversion processes to selectively...

FOLOU – Bringing knowledge and consensus to prevent and reduce Food Loss at the primary production stage

Each year, a substantial amount of food loss is ge...

BioReCer – Biological Resources Certifications Schemes

BIORECER aims to ensure the environmental performance and traceability of the biological feedstoc...

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