The European forest industry agrees on the 10 most important research goals by 2030. The routes to achieve these goals are described in a strategic research agenda – SIRA 2030 – which is launched today during the FTP Conference 2019 in Finland. The agenda is an important contribution to the EU's upcoming major research initiative Horizon Europe.
With an expanding industry and a big impact on the world's resources, the fashion industry is in desperate need for more sustainable materials...
To reap the full benefits of bioeconomy is one of the strategic building blocks to reach net-zero emissions in EU by 2050, according to the European...
One third of all food that is produced every year globally goes to waste or is thrown away.
The Swedish Forest Industries Federation (SFIF) welcome EU’s updated bioeconomy strategy.
Her childhood fascination with making things from nature has developed into a passion for pushing for the potential of the EU bioeconomy.
The desire to reduce litter and increase recycling might lead to a reduced use of renewable material.
To contribute to the UN’s sustainable development goals, the EU needs to strengthen its strategy for reducing emissions of greenhouse gases...
“There are strong links between the Sustainable Development Goals and the bioeconomy” says Luisa Marielli, JRC,Bioeconomy division.
How can Swedish know-how on sustainable forest management be shared by other parts of the world?
This summer’s extremely dry, hot weather has caused a large number of forest fires in July. Our thoughts go out to those affected by the fires...
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