Bioeconomy is on everyone’s lips. It describes the transformation from a fossil-based to a bio-based industry and paves the way to a more sustainable future. Bioeconomy is relevant in many areas: it is applicable to the production of pharmaceuticals, food and feed ingredients, or materials such as textiles, paper or plastic packaging. The theory sounds nice, but in reality, companies face a big challenge: sooner or later, producers are almost forced to change their production processes to a more environmentally friendly approach – and that costs time and money. Let’s find out, if an open innovation test-bed can help meet this challenge. […]
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