Inside REDYSIGN: Transforming wood streams into recyclable smart packaging

Gert Preegel interview: REDYSIGN project

A conversation with Gert Preegel on the technical advances underpinning REDYSIGN’s recyclable smart packaging. As REDYSIGN advances in its mission to develop smart, fibre-based and recyclable-by-design packaging for fresh meat, one of its major development phases has recently been completed. This phase focused on establishing resource-efficient processes to obtain key wood-based material streams, such as […]

EROSKI leads a focus group on sustainable packaging within the REDYSIGN project

REDYSIGN project: Focus Group EROSKI

Organised by EROSKI within the REDYSIGN project, the session gathered key food industry players to discuss current packaging challenges and co-create opportunities for circular innovation. On 2 October, EROSKI hosted a focus group session at the headquarters of Basque Food Cluster in Zamudio (Spain), bringing together a small but diverse group of companies from the […]

Discover REDYSIGN: The journey behind biobased packaging

A small, everyday action, such as purchasing and disposing of food packaging, can have far-reaching environmental consequences. This idea is illustrated through the story of María, the main character in REDYSIGN’s first animated video. What the video shows: A new way to tell the REDYSIGN mission The REDYSIGN video presents the challenges associated with conventional […]

Advances in the creation of fibre-based packaging during the first year of the REDYSIGN Project

The project, funded by CBE JU and coordinated by Tecnalia, has completed its first year, achieving significant milestones The European project REDYSIGN celebrated its one-year anniversary in Tallinn, Estonia, marking a significant milestone in the mission to develop a circular bio-based alternative for fresh meat packaging using lignocellulosic materials. This research and innovation initiative brought […]

The potential of enzymes in the bioeconomy

Michele Lanzillotta - MetGen

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 […]

The project is supported by the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking and its members. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CBE JU. Neither the European Union nor the CBE JU can be held responsible for them.

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