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“The most sustainable biomass comes from the sea”
The world's oceans, rivers and lakes are a promising renewable source of biomass. Fish and shellfish…
Making an impact with bio-based democases
The bioeconomy is flourishing in Europe. Biorefinery initiatives are sprouting up all over the place; the…
Live event in Brussels brings biobased value chains together
The biobased community in Europe must grow into a lively ecosystem, where parties find each other…
Investing in the Circular Biobased Economy
Many of the current successful projects in the biobased economy were once started by students. Think…
The undiscovered potential of the ocean
Oceans cover more than 70% of the Earth's surface. They are a source of biodiversity with…
‘Central authority for the use of biofeedstock’
Sixteen organisations operating in the Dutch bioeconomy have signed a joint letter to the prime minister…
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Benefit from low early bird fees for EFIB 2022
26-27 October 2022, more than 500 industry leaders, SMEs representatives, policy makers and academia are expected…
Boosting European bioeconomy at the local level
BioVale announces that it has been chosen by the BBI JU-funded Bioeconomy Ventures programme to join…
Bioeconomy can help Europe become more self-sufficient
The bio-based industry and the bio-economy can play an important role in making Europe more self-sufficient.…
‘Soil health essential part of circular bioeconomy’
Soils store carbon, water and nutrients for plants. They play an important role in the challenges…
Biomass use in a circular bio-economy
Governments should proactively develop policies to support and accelerate the advancement of a circular bio-economy and…
EFIB 2022: 26-27 October in Vilnius, Lithuania
On 26-27 October, EFIB2022, the leading annual conference on biotechnology and the bioeconomy, will be held…
