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17 March 202513 March 2025

Global Fiber Packaging Business Plants Roots in Renville, Minn.

Plant-Based Packaging Firm, CelluComp, Sees Growth Potential with Minnesota Sugar Beets as PFAS and Plastics Alternative


12 March 202511 March 2025

CelluComp proposes sustainable packaging using Minnesota’s sugar beet pulp waste

Global fiber packaging manufacturer will open its very first commercial-scale facility in the U.S., in Renville, Minnesota


3 September 20242 September 2024

Sustainable Materials Conference & Expo 2024: Advancing The Material Transition

Cologne, Germany – 13-14 November 2024


20 March 201915 March 2019

Novel engineered high performance sugar beetroot 2D nanoplateletcementitious composites

Nanoplatelets synthesized from sugar beetroot waste can be used to significantly enhance the performance of cementitious composites


Warum Karotten die Betonindustrie retten werden

Lancaster-Ingenieure wollen eine einfache und günstige Methode gefunden haben, um Beton stabiler und umweltverträglicher zu machen


9 November 20186 November 2018

Carrots could be key to making greener buildings, say researchers

Crunchy and tasty, yes, but could carrots also strengthen cement and cut carbon dioxide emissions for the building industry?


8 December 20176 December 2017

Canada: Unity in the pursuit of a global bioeconomy

Climate being one of the three topics at G7 Summit in 2018 is an important opportunity for Canada to make moves toward creating a more sustainable planet


21 February 201717 February 2017

BIC General Assembly: Growing Membership Deepens Bioeconomy Cooperation

16 new Full members and 22 new Associate members representing a strong European cooperation on the bioeconomy


9 November 20167 November 2016

Inside the Scottish bioeconomy

An interview with Roger Kilburn, CEO IBioIC Scotland


11 August 201610 August 2016

Christian Kemp Griffin, Ceo of CelluComp: “Investments should be made in the bioeconomy because it is the future”

Il Bioeconomista interview about CelluComp and the development of the bioeconomy


14 June 201613 June 2016

Ahem, it’s the chems: The Digest’s Multi-Slide Guide to Sofinnova and biobased chemicals private equity

Company chief Denis Luquin gave these slides on renewable chemical private equity at ABLC 2016


3 March 201625 February 2016

From Upstream to Downstream, the importance of the Value Chain

Plant Based Summit shows optimism surrounding the commercialisation of renewable chemicals


22 September 201518 September 2015

Sugar beet waste product could be billion dollar ‘wonder material’

Edinburgh-based scientists looking to create a sustainable composite to rival carbon fibre


10 August 20157 August 2015

Safe motorcycle helmets – made of carrot fibers?

Detailed life cycle assessments for industrial products of the future


Sichere Motorradhelme – aus «Rüeblifasern»?

Detaillierte Ökobilanzen für zukünftige Industrieprodukte


5 March 20154 March 2015

More than just another roadmap

Caroline Strain, head of chemical sciences at Scottish Enterprise, discusses the opportunities created by the launch of Scotland's Biorefinery Roadmap


23 February 201522 February 2015

Cable announces £20 million for UK industrial biotechnology

Business Secretary unveiles the winners of a multi-million-pound competition to bring innovative UK biotechnology projects to market.


19 February 201518 February 2015

Roadmap set for Scottish biorefining industry through to 2025

Industry-led initiative agrees key actions to increase turnover to £900m by 2025


3 December 201218 January 2018

Dutch aim for bioplastics domination

By 2050, the Netherlands wants to be one of the top three producers of smart materials in the world

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