Germany backs €3.6bn plan to support bioeconomy and bio-based products.
“While we need to import fossil raw materials, renewables just grow around the corner in our meadows, fields and forests.” The German government has set
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5 Minutes With… Alexandra Clark, founder of Telltale Research.
When talking about consumer attitudes towards sustainability, it is sometimes hard not to be swept along with generalities. With a huge increase in green goods
World Bio Markets Outlook 2020: Kaya Kaplancali from Bioserie.
Any product that can be made from oil can theoretically be made from biomass. Toys are no exception. And, plant-based toy specialist Bioserie has big
Avantium selects Netherlands-based location to build its FDCA flagship plant.
“Along with the increased innovation the flagship plant will bring to the region, the Avantium plant will create over 60 highly skilled jobs and provides
European ethics group expected to publish ‘Opinion’ on the ethics of gene editing this spring.
“What is so special about gene editing? It’s a technology that in principle is easy to apply, cheap and precise.” The European Group on Ethics
World Bio Markets Outlook 2020: Marco Jansen from Braskem
Now that we have entered 2020, it would be great to reflect what sustainability opportunities and challenges face businesses for the year ahead. In fact,
Ford and McDonald’s link up to use waste and give car parts a coffee boost.
“By finding a way to use coffee chaff as a resource, we are elevating how companies together can increase participation in the closed-loop economy.” Car
5 Minutes With…Andy Bass from Ecovative.
“If we are going to meaningfully shift consumers’ tastes from traditional meat consumption to plant-based consumption, we need to create whole cut plant-based offerings like
Happy Christmas from the team at Bio Market Insights!
All the team here would like to thank our global community of readers for all the support throughout 2019. We began the year as Bio-Based
European Green Deal: Bioplastics to play a crucial role in making the deal become reality.
European Bioplastics (EUBP), the association representing the interests of the bioplastics industry, welcomes the communication on the European Green Deal, which was recently published by