The ambitions of the forthcoming revision of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive cannot do without the complementary contribution of bio-based materials

The recent release of the Communication on Sustainable Carbon Cycles is a chance for biomass-derived chemistry to stress its multi-facetted contribution to the EU climate ambition.

9 European associations call for a fairer method to account for the footprint of biogenic carbon and allocate it to the actors along the bioeconomy value chains.

A balanced land-use, land-use change and forestry policy would contribute at the same time to climate change mitigation and to growing the circular bioeconomy

We need a fairer method to account for the footprint of biogenic carbon and allocate it to the actors along the bioeconomy value chains.