Bilateral Meetings
- Wednesday 12:00 - 14:00
Agriculture and Food
Bioeconomy and system thinking
Bioeconomy includes all the sustainable, biomass-based economic processes which use renewable biological (agricultural, forestry, animal, microbial) resources as raw material for the production of food, feed, energy or fine chemical products and also all the actors of these processes. These processes ensure the transformation of agricultural and industrial biomass wastes and by-products into higher added value products, and thus are able to tackle interdependent societal challenges such as food security, scarcity of natural resources, dependence upon fossil fuels and climate change in a comprehensive way, bearing in mind the sustainable economic growth.
The Biotechnology Division has a decade-long history of research and development activity targeting the utilisation of industrial, agricultural by-products and plant biomass (eg. whey utilization, bio-refining), therefore we complied with the 2012 EU innovation objectives concerning bioeconomy with ease. („Innovating for Sustainable Growth: A Bioeconomy for Europe”, 13.02.2012).
- Other
- Other
Fermentation technology development and research (algae, yeast and rhizobial bacteria)
One of the main aims of the mentioned R&D activities is the development of algae-biomass based products for the agricultural sector: fertilisers, soil or plant conditioners animal feed. We also examine the applicability of different materials, microbiology products in plant production at laboratory level and in hydroponic and soil cultures as well. The effects of these materials on germination, rooting, yield, viability and the resistance of the plants are also tested.
- Outsourcing co-operation
- Technical co-operation
- Other
- Technical co-operation
- Sales / Distribution
- Other