Projects

ATRIUM: Transforming the EU construction industry and creating novel biotechnological value chains.

ReLEAF will formulate, produce, and demonstrate agronomic and environmental performance of Bio-based Fertilisers that can compete in the European and global fertilisers market by optimising innovative technologies to recover and deliver agronomic added-value ingredients and other relevant products.

The UPSTREAM project addresses the targets of the Mission by overcoming challenges related to the monitoring, prevention, elimination, and valorisation of litter (L), plastics (P), and microplastics (MP) from water.

The BRILIAN project, has been designed to support the adoption of sustainable and cooperative business models in rural areas and enable a better transition towards bio-based economies.

REDOL proposing a set of innovative solutions to improve management technologies for the collection, sorting and classification of MSW, as well as processing techniques of sorted materials, avoiding landfilling.

Development and demonstration of innovative bio-resin-based polymers for industrial applications and also open new lines of research to cover a greater spectrum of replicability.

UNLOCK will design and demonstrate economically & environmentally sustainable value chains led by the primary sector, which will generate innovative bio-based functional products for agricultural applications.

Health and wellness is a trend that is driving a change in the diets of people around the world. In recent years, the search for healthy and nutritious foods has skyrocketed the demand for plant-based proteins.

MADRAS projects aims to demonstrate a materials-driven improvement of OLAE devices, establishing a high speed manufacturing methodology in a scalable competitive process.

The general objective of the project is the development and improvement of biobased materials for the development of efficient packaging.

The target of BARBARA project is the development of novel bio-based engineering bioplastic materials to be validated in functional prototypes with advanced properties and innovative functionalities

NEWPACK is an EU-funded project that will validate in industrial setting the production of at least two new bio-plastics based on PHB- PLA blends with improved sustainability performance and advanced functionalities.

The aim of the this project is to replace the PP twine on the hop fields with the biotwine made of renewable material polylactic acid (PLA), that can be degraded by composting to simple monomers (H20, CO2 and biomass).

The FISH4FISH project aims to produce innovative active and sustainable packaging material (to be exploited for the industrial applications) based on chitinolytic derivatives, using marine biomass wastes.

Innovative bio-based prototypes will be developed and where possible packaged in biodegradable solutions for food, feed, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and packaging sectors.

The BIOCOMPLACK project aims to achieve biobased, biodegradable and compostable food packaging to improve the barrier properties in 100 times compared to other biobased packaging.

The main objective is revalorising the waste and sub products of Canary Island banana cultivation. Fibres and pulp will be extracted from it, developing additives (to reinforce bioplastics) and fish feed.

YPACK project comprises the scale-up and the commercial validation of two innovative biodegradable food packaging solutions (thermoformed tray and flow pack bag) based on PHA, with active properties and passive.

BIOPLASTICTRAIN project will develop innovative e-learning training contents will be newly produced modules for plastic transformation technicians on the use of bioplastic and biopolymers.

CIRC-PACK project will provide breakthrough biodegradable plastics using alternative biobased raw materials, which will have an instrumental role to play in the subsequence steps of the plastic value chain.