Uganda and Nigeria push for bio-based growth
The countries want biobased value chains for economic growth and resilience.
The algae that make chemicals from air
Cyanobacteria could make biomanufacturing cheaper and more efficient
The bioeconomy in a world at war
Scaled biobased supply chains offer resilience under uncertainty
Life on the edge: Could extremophiles feed the world?
Extremophile bacteria enter the cutting edge of agro-biotech
The petrochemicals hidden in your home
Petrochemicals dominate the modern home but with sustainable alternatives, we can do without
Electrochemistry and Biobased Furfural: A Scalable Pathway to Sustainable Chemical Production
The chemical industry is under increasing pressure to decarbonize, diversify feedstocks, and future-proof operations. At the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO), a leading independent R&D organization, scientists are…
EuropaBio joins Bio Innovations Europe 2026 as Headline Partner
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Bio Innovations Europe, the premier event dedicated to scaling industrial biomanufacturing in the region, is proud to announce EuropaBio as a Headline Partner for its 2026…
Plant-based coatings conquer the seas
Bio-based coatings are matching petrochemicals in high-performance applications like shipping
Public procurement: the hidden EU bioeconomy driver
Procurement could be a game changer for Europe’s circular and bio-based industries
Bio-based car parts reach market-readiness
Automakers like Volvo and Hyundai have been developing plant-based materials for years. Now, they are going behind one-off concept cars.
European biochemicals expand in Asia
Large European producers are opening capacity in Asia to dodge headwinds at home