Shhh... have you heard the exciting news? Today we announce the launch of Bio Innovations Midwest. The new event in Omaha, Nebraska isdedicated to driving the growth of biomanufacturing in the Midwest. Check it out here or contact paul@worldbiomarkets for more information.
Kicking things off we have a great feature story to help those who are looking for #biobased gifts for this Holiday season.
We hope that you have enjoyed the videos from our friends at #leaf over recent weeks. Today's final episode looks at how innovation can be scaled.
Last but certainly not least, a busy newsroom that includes #biobased jackets, the future of the #mycelium market, a world's first #biofuel achievement and more.
FEATURE STORY
The circular and biobased Christmas gift guide
Food, travel, lighting, and gifts over three days of Christmas festivities can have a hefty carbon footprint. A typical consumer can end up hitting 5.5% of their total yearly emissions in this short period. This last-minute gift guide will inspire more eco-friendly gifting choices as we approach the festive season.
Leaf's Take on Innovation to Bring Sustainable Solutions at Scale
Today we are sharing the last video from Leaf, in which Viviane Serpa Muller highlights Leaf’s ability to bring innovative solutions at scale, complying with its partners’ processes and constraints.
Click here to find out how Leaf can help you bring innovations at scale or send Viviane a message at v.serpamuller@leaf.lesaffre.com
NEWSROOM
Europe mycelium market to hit $1.14B by 2028, report says
According to a recent report by ResearchAndMarkets, the increasing demand for natural ingredients and flavors in the food industry is a significant driver of demand, contributing to overall market growth.
Gulfstream pioneers transatlantic flight with biofuel
Gulfstream successfully completed the world’s first trans-Atlantic flight using a 100% SAF which was composed of 100% Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids (HEFA).
Neste and Mitsui develop biobased food packaging for CO-OP Japan
Neste RE, made entirely from bio-based raw materials, is used as a feedstock for polymers. Mitsui Chemicals and Prime Polymer process this into renewable polypropylene which is then transformed into food packaging for CO-OP.
