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The BIORADAR Project has successfully concluded its 4th Consortium Meeting in Barcelona, Spain, where partners reviewed progress, shared insights, and planned for the next phase of the project. Read more.
At Ecomondo, UNI is organizing a workshop on the sustainability of bio-based products within the framework of the European BioReCer project.
At BIORADAR, we aim to help bio-based industries transition to a circular economy. We offer free assessments for companies in bio-based fertilizers, textiles, and packaging, using new circularity indicators. Join us to make circularity part of your product design.
Join the BioRADAR Co-Creation Workshop on January 22, 2025 to help shape the future of bio-based industries. Register now!
The BIORADAR consortium has joined the Biorefine Cluster Europe. Learn more by reading this article.
Are you engaged in the textile, packaging, or fertilizer industry, either as an employee or as a representative of your company? If so, your insights are invaluable to us at BIORADAR!
This article explores the intersection of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and circularity, highlighting the importance of minimizing environmental burdens and maximizing resource efficiency. It assesses existing circularity assessment frameworks, methodologies, and initiatives to identify progress and gaps in integrating circularity into LCA, with a focus on advancements within the BIORADAR project.
UNI's workshop highlights the important role of standardisation for translating scientific research into real-world solutions, innovation, sustainability and collaboration in bio-based industries.
Circularity as a Service is as a strategy that reshapes how businesses approach the principles of the circular economy. This business model seamlessly blends circular economy principles with servitisation, signifying a potent solution to combat resource depletion and environmental deterioration.
Standardisation is the establishment and evolution of technical standards through the collective agreement of various stakeholders, including businesses, users, interest groups, standards organisations, and governments.
On December 6th and 7th 2023, BIORADAR Project Co-ordinators Yaghma attended the Circular Bio-Based Europe Joint Undertaking Stakeholder Forum where a diverse array of stakeholders, who are deeply invested in propelling Europe's burgeoning bio-based sector, came together to discuss the multifaceted initiatives shaping this emerging domain.