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Europe Turns Plants and Waste into Everyday Goods

Across Europe, companies and researchers are developing bioeconomy projects. These turn plants, organic waste and plant remains into everyday goods. This could cut reliance on oil and gas. The Global Bioeconomy Summit 2026 and the International Bioeconomy Forum in Dublin were planned for October 2026. They were planned to show bio-based products and launch the Bio-based Europe Alliance and the…

Rewritten with AI from facts reported by Horizon, the EU Research and Innovation Magazine. Read the original for the full report.

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