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The BIOSWITCH Communications Manager Ana I. Martinez, from Sustainable Innovations (SIE), participated in the Expo Food Service 2021 Conference that was celebrated in Madrid, Spain, on 24 and 25 November 2021. There, she introduced the BIOSWITCH project to different brand owners working in the food …

The BIOSWITCH consortium partners held a General Assembly (GA) meeting on 23 November 2021, 18 months after the project began. This was the first time that most of the partners could meet face-to-face, as it was celebrated in Brussels, Belgium, in a hybrid mode, with …

BIOSWITCH partner VTT attended the Plastic Free World Event and the Greener Manufacturing Show in Köln, Germany, 10 and 11 November 2021. There, our colleague Heli Kangas distributed some of the BIOSWITCH brochures and disseminated the project. The Plastic Free World Conference & Expo has rapidly …

BIOSWITCH hosted an online pan-European matchmaking event on September 21, 2021, organised by Food and Bio Cluster Denmark with the support of all the partners. Prior to the matchmaking session, the project held different presentations about the benefits of bio-based products and materials in replacement …

All the BIOSWITCH project partners came together online on September 2 in preparation for the review meeting that they are holding with the Bio-based Industries Joint Undertaking (BBI JU) on September 7. During the session, they will review and assess all the work performed during …

The BIOSWITCH project has carried out research to explore the role that brand owners can play in supporting market uptake of biobased products and to capture the perspectives of European brand owners in relation to biobased products. Based on the findings of this paper, brand …

Our partner Emma Sidgwick, from Flanders’ Food, presented the BIOSWITCH Project at the Plant InterCluster (PIC 2021) event, which was celebrated in a digital format from June 30th to July 2nd. The annual PIC Meeting is the most important Cluster Event in the plant production …

The BIOSWITCH project has carried out research to further understand consumer perception of bio-based products. The research included a quantitative survey among 18–75-year-old consumers in Ireland and the Netherlands to gain an understanding of consumer perspectives in relation to bio-based products. All the results were …

Our partner Emily Marsh, from Munster Technological University, presented the BIOSWITCH project at an invite-only event hosted by the ExpandFibre Ecosystem, 3 June 2021. The event, which counted with around 90 attendees from bio-based industry related fields, included different presentations and parallel sessions with workshop, …

All the BIOSWITCH consortium members gathered in an online General Assembly meeting on 19 and 20 May, 2021, to assess the activities performed in the first period of the project and plan for the upcoming tasks. During these 12 months, our consortium carried out an …