Food production and consumption systems are responsible for 26% of global CO2 emissions. Therefore, developing innovative alternatives to achieve longer carbon cycles and obtain high-value

The SustaiNext project was present at the end of January at the stakeholders meeting organised by the European project OLEAF4VALUE in Madrid (Spain), in which

Climate change poses an increasingly serious threat to agri-food systems, according to a report by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO). The report

Six months after the celebration of the official launch and kick-off meeting of the SustaiNext project, its whole consortium gathered again to hold the first

SustaiNext project‘s coordinator and Scientific Director and co-founder of Natac, José Carlos Quintela, participated as a speaker at Alibetopías2023, the event organised by Federación Española

SUSTAINEXT project is one of two new flagship projects funded to boost the competitiveness and resilience of the European bioeconomy and harness under-utilised resources as an alternative to fossil-based solutions.

SUSTAINEXT project will deliver 46 bioproducts, including 21 existing ones, 12 newly developed products in Europe, and 13 entirely new offerings in the market.

SUSTAINEXT project is one of two new flagship projects funded to boost the competitiveness and resilience of the European bioeconomy and harness under-utilised resources as an alternative to fossil-based solutions.

SUSTAINEXT, the first flagship project funded by Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) focused on the botanical extracts sector, held its kick-off meeting on June 13th in Hervás (Spain).