by Ianni Francesca | Jun 24, 2025
The bioeconomy sector is key to achieve EU’s Competitiveness, strategic autonomy and resilience, while addressing climate challenges. The EU Commission’s 2025 Work Programme, recognises that a strong bioeconomy is vital to sustain EU industrial leadership and to make...
by Ianni Francesca | Feb 24, 2025
Market pull measures are a key enabler of the cascading use principle. By making it economically viable to invest in technologies and processes that achieve the efficiency of biomass use “according to its highest economic and environmental added value”, market pull...
by Ianni Francesca | Feb 24, 2025
Bioeconomy plays a pivotal role in achieving the strategic autonomy and resilience of the EU whilst tackling climate challenges, as confirmed in the Letta Report on the EU Single Market and the Report of the Strategic Dialogue for the Future of Agriculture.
by mcwebmaster | Apr 29, 2024
Biomass-derived chemicals are defined as chemical products that are wholly or partly derived from materials of biological origin – e.g. biomass. While biomass is often associated with renewability, it is important to recognise that these resources are limited and can...
by mcwebmaster | Apr 29, 2024
BioChem Europe applauds the Commission goal to shape a strong European Bioeconomy agenda and will keep providing insightful contribution to its implementation. Commission Communication on Biotechnology and Biomanufacturing On 20 March 2024, the European Commission...
