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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…
Getting the maximum value out of biobased feedstock
Biorefining is the way to get maximum value out of biobased raw materials and to close…
A crop with great opportunities for Europe
The Andean lupin contains more protein than soya and more oil than sunflower. It can be…
PeelPioneers triples production
Start-up PeelPioneers is going to build a new factory in Den Bosch for the processing and…
Cooperation: the foundation for success
Limburg has always been an outward-looking province, with intensive border traffic. No wonder: no other Dutch…
Growing interest in natural fibers
Natural fibers are getting more and more attention. For example as an insulation material, as a…
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EU-project BIO4Africa helps African farmers advance with biobased technology
Small farmers in Africa will soon have a valuable use for crop and livestock waste that…
Purple bacteria convert bio-waste into plastics, cellulose and cosmetics
DEEP PURPLE is not only the name of a legendary rock band. It also refers to…
Subsidy of € 3 million for new Cosun Beet Company factory in Delfzijl
Cosun Beet Company will receive a €3 million grant from the province of Groningen to build…
IRODDI recovers biobased chemicals from biorefinery waste streams
Vegetable oils/fats biorefinery and the oleochemical industry in Europe process about 55 million tonnes of raw…
A new value chain for sucrose from sugar beet biomass
The European project CARBAFIN has developed a radically new value chain for the utilization of sucrose…
SCALE consortium builds world’s largest biorefinery for microalgae
In Baillargues, southern France, the world's largest biorefinery for microalgae will be built. This is announced…
