The European Union has already made substantial progress in adopting a bio-based economy. However, it cannot afford to stand still; it must continue...
Europe is shifting to an economy that is making greater and more sustainable use of renewable resources. Aside from the clear environmental benefits...
The Central Europe LEaders in Bioeconomy (CELEBio) project aims at strengthening the enabling environment for bio-based businesses in eight countries...
Olive groves are a common sight throughout southern Europe, particularly in the Mediterranean countries and in Portugal. While the fruit of the olive...
The focus of the European chemical industry will have to change within the next 15 years because of the diminishing fossil resources, climate change...
Europe’s shift to a low-carbon economy is a welcome one; at the same time, the shift to a bioeconomy will create new jobs and stimulate growth in an...
Agro-industrial residual biomass, side streams and food production by-products such as legumes, fungi and coffee are likely to constitute rich sources...
The bio-based economy thrives on integrated value chains that cross sectoral barriers, oriented to developing products driven by societal needs. These...
If biotechnology is to deliver molecules and derived products to the market, these need to meet market demands. Hence a close collaboration with the...