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In today's feature we talk about horticulture; an essential part of Europe’s regional food and #economic security, and how it's time has come for sustainability.

 

This week's newsletter is all about first times: IEA’s renewable energy market report series finally adds a special section dedicated to #biogas, world's first sustainable rhamnolipid #biosurfactants are made, and tara gum gets a full study for its #bioproperties.

 

Psst, have you bought your Delegate Pass for World Bio Markets 2024 and saved 33%? Only a few days until the rate goes up... boo 😢

 

Have a great week everyone.

FEATURE STORY

European horticulture is ripe for circularity

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Europe’s fruit and vegetable production needs a sustainability overhaul, from its soil inputs to the building materials used in greenhouse construction and outdoor plot protection. This is where biobased and circular methods can help us produce more with less.

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Back to the Future

Corey Tyree

Series 23, Episode 23

    A presentation by Corey Tyree, Chief Executive Officer, Trillium Renewable Chemicals at World Bio Markets 2023

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    Research explores tara gum as biodegradable polymer for food and drug applications

    The study, published in the journal Carbohydrate Polymers, highlights the adaptability of tara gum’s polysaccharides, including galactomannan, which is commonly used in coatings, edible films, and as a stabiliser and thickener in food and drug delivery.

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    IEA’s latest Renewables report includes biogas for the first time

    The report, Renewables 2023: Analysis and forecasts to 2028, noted that policy support for biogas has surged strongly in the last two years due to a combination of factors.

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    Biotech partners AMSilk and 21st.BIO spin a sustainable future with spider silk

    Spider silk is renowned for its unique combination of strength and flexibility, making it the gold standard of bio industrial materials. Their high-performance qualities enable a wide range of applications in the textile, homecare, biomedical, and automobile industries.

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    Evonik manufactures first product from world’s first industrial-scale rhamnolipid biosurfactant plant

    The sustainable biosurfactants in Evonik’s portfolio draw on the company’s biotech platform in its life sciences division, Nutrition & Care. Its using innovative biosolutions to address the challenges of biocircular care through closed-loop carbon systems, while maintaining high functionality and preserving biodiversity.

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    Melitta unveils biodegradable packaging with FSC certified paper

    The company has obtained two prestigious certifications: the Biodegradable Products Institute certification and the Forest Stewardship Council certification.

    >> Read more

    READS OF THE WEEK

    Soybean oil rises with more US demand forecast for biofuels
    The Midwest could produce more biofuels and bio-based products

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