Watch our animated video how the NoAW project reshape the meaning and the use of agricultural crop aligned with the principals of circular economy. Our work will contribute for more effective valorisation of agro-wastes and will inspire the future generation.
Continue readingIAPPST explains the results on the use of to use two different traditional methods (isoelectric precipi-tation (IEP) and ammonium sulfate precipitation (ASP)) to recover proteins from potato starch processing waste. The results suggest that potato pectin may be useful as a potential emulsifier in emulsified food products. The solid residues obtained will be valorized as […]
Continue readingWe are proud to announce that new scientific publication just appeared about “How Vine Shoots as Fillers Impact the Biodegradation of PHBV-Based Composites“. Congratulations to the team at University of Montpellier! Click here to read the article!
Continue readingHappy and relaxing holiday season and a fruitful and sustainable New Year! How to make the Christmas holiday more sustainable? Buy less presents, a small personal present is more unique! Choose a live tree, potted tree preferably from sustainable production! Think green when you set up your holiday lighting (choose leds, mini light, switch of out door lighting during the […]
Continue readingWould you like to get more information abut the work carried out in Work package 4? Read about biotechnological strategies developed in NoAW to convert biomolecules from fruit and vegetable waste! Click here for more information!
Continue reading5th of December is World soil day! NoAW ‘s achievements contribute to the better soil management! The intelligent use of digestate was defined in Work Package 3 since the a near-infra-red system allowed for the proper management of nutrients streams on fields.
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