REDYSIGN drives collaboration at workshop on innovation in sustainable packaging for the meat sector
The event will bring together key actors from across the value chain to address sustainability, functionality and traceability challenges in meat packaging. REDYSIGN, together with Packaging Cluster and INNOVACC, has been working on the co-organisation of a workshop on innovation in sustainable packaging for the meat sector, which will take place on 3 March in […]
REDYSIGN will showcase packaging prototypes for fresh meat at CBE JU Stakeholder Forum 2026
The solutions will be presented on 24 March in Brussels, reflecting the project’s progress towards fibre-based and smart packaging systems designed for circularity. REDYSIGN will take part in the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) Stakeholder Forum 2026, which will be held on 24 March at The Square in Brussels. The event will bring […]
RISE PFI joins the Management Committee of the new ENFiber COST Action
Launched on 23 September in Brussels, ENFiber aims to transform food processing waste into sustainable fibres, with our colleague Dr. Gary Chinga Carrasco representing RISE PFI in the Management Committee. Embracing the circular bioeconomy together means joining forces, sharing knowledge, and creating innovative solutions that maximise the value of resources. This is the objective that guides […]
EPNOE 2025: Driving knowledge on bio-based innovation with REDYSIGN
The REDYSIGN project was showcased by VTT and FIBENOL at the conference, with results on wood-based sugar-derived adhesives and active involvement in the BioEconomy Innovation Track. The 9th EPNOE International Polysaccharide Conference was held from 25–28 August 2025, arriving for the first time in Sweden. As the largest international event dedicated to polysaccharides and their […]
Cellulose functionalization: a little push to widen the potential of natural compounds
The development of the bioeconomy requires maximizing the use of available natural resources, among which cellulose (mostly in the form of cellulose fibers) stand out as the most abundant bio-based material on Earth. Those fibers, derived from plant cell walls, offer a sustainable alternative to non-sustainable synthetic materials, aligning perfectly with the principles of the […]
The potential of enzymes in the bioeconomy
As the global shift towards a sustainable bioeconomy gains momentum, the potential of enzymes in reducing the environmental impact of industrial processes becomes increasingly significant. Enzymes, nature’s own catalysts, are proving to be game-changers in the production of fibre-based packaging (FBP), a sector keen on minimizing its carbon footprint and enhancing eco-efficiency. Energy efficiency in […]
Consortium partners visit FNMT and PackBenefit facilities
Representatives from TECNALIA, RISE-PFI, PACKBENEFIT, and FNMT gathered in Spain to discuss and establish the next steps of the REDYSIGN project REDYSIGN partners have joined efforts, collaborating intensively in Spain to achieve the ambitious goals of the project. Members from TECNALIA and RISE-PFI gathered to visit the facilities of PACKBENEFIT and the Royal Mint of […]
REDYSIGN Project Kicks off: towards a recyclable, biobased alternative for fresh meat packaging
REDYSIGN is a new Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking funded project in the circular bio-based sector. Led by Tecnalia Research and Innovation, it was launched officially on the 3-4 of October in Bilbao with the participation of all the consortium members and a CBE representative. Based on 12 innovative resource-efficient technologies, the project will develop […]
