“The bioeconomy comprises those parts of the economy that use renewable biological
resources from land and sea–such as crops, forests, fish, animals and micro-organisms–to …

There is no agreed-upon definition of the concept of the 'bio-based economy'(or
bioeconomy). One of the most widely accepted definitions (European Commission, 2012b) …

The bioeconomy refers to the production and extraction of renewable biological resources
and their conversion into food and feed, bio-based products and bioenergy. Although …

The bioeconomy aims to combine the tried and tested with the new. Since 2016, there has
been international agreement that this should be done within the framework of the …

In order to achieve the objectives of the Paris Climate Change Agreement, the conversion of
our economy, which is still dominated by fossil carbon, to the bioeconomy model must be …

The bioeconomy above all focuses on technological innovation to make better use of
available resources. In principle, this is not a bad idea, says Barbara Unmüßig. The question …

The bioeconomy comprises those parts of the economy that use renewable biological
resources from land and sea—such as crops, forests, fish, animals, and microorganisms—to …

The production and utilisation of biological resources (including knowledge) to provide
products, processes and services in all sectors of trade and industry within the framework of …

The bioeconomy is an innovative economy with low CO2 emissions (...), ensuring the
sustainability of agriculture and fisheries, food security and the sustainable industrial use of …

The establishment of bioeconomic value chains has implications for companies, regions,
jobs and consumers. The most important factors on which the successful transformation into …