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HORIZONH2020

European Bioplastics Ev

Country
DEGermany
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
11
As coordinator
0
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 2,404,953
Active
2017 to 2025

Projects

11 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
INSOILSafe bio-based and biodegradable IN-SOIL solutions for circular and sustainable crop productionHORIZON2025ParticipantEUR 324,663
Be-UPBoosting the Industrial Uptake of Biodegradable polymers for packaging applications by implementing digital tools and advanced techniques to achieve a holistic sustainability goalHORIZON2025ParticipantEUR 209,500
BIO4COATBIOBASED BUILDING BLOCKS FROM BIOREFINERY FOR SAFE DIAMOND-LIKE AND BIOPOLYURETHANE COATING SOLUTIONS UNDER EXTREME AND DEMANDING CONDITIONS OF USE AND END OF LIFE - BIO4COATHORIZON2025ParticipantEUR 195,150
GRECOInnovative bio-based biodeGradable Recyclable safE and cirCular foOd packaging.HORIZON2025ParticipantEUR 299,563
ReBioCycleA new European blueprint for circular bioplastics upcycling solutionsHORIZON2024ParticipantEUR 223,250
MoeBIOSIMPROVING WASTE MANAGEMENT OF BIOBASED PLASTICS AND THE UPCYCLING IN PACKAGING, TEXTILE AND AGRICULTURE SECTORSHORIZON2024ParticipantEUR 303,235
BIOMACEuropean Sustainable BIObased nanoMAterials Community (BIOMAC)H20202021ParticipantEUR 203,938
PRESERVEHigh performance sustainable bio-based packaging with tailored end of life and upcycled secondary useH20202021ParticipantEUR 198,100
BioSupPackDemonstrative process for the production and enzymatic recycling of environmentally safe, superior and versatile PHA-based rigid packaging solutions by plasma integration in the value chain.H20202021ParticipantEUR 132,983
BIOnTopNovel packaging films and textiles with tailored end of life and performance based on bio-based copolymers and coatingsH20202019ParticipantEUR 156,073
POLYBIOSKINHigh performance functional bio-based polymers for skin-contact products in biomedical, cosmetic and sanitary industryH20202017ParticipantEUR 158,500

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