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ESCIB Project: Novel Life Cycle Methodologies for Bio-based Products

The EU-funded ESCIB project aims to help the European bio-based economy by developing crucial assessment methodologies that will allow faster and more accurate assessments of their value chains.

With the involvement of five innovative industry partners in the consortium, which produce bio-based products in different sectors including packaging, textiles, chemicals and building products , ESCIB will ensure high applicability of the method which can be used by certification organisations to label and certify products for the benefit of consumers and society. Finally, the results will give orientations for research and innovation programmes in the bio-based sectors.

Upcoming Webinar: Advancing Sustainability in the Bio-Based Economy: The ESCIB Methodology

14 November 2024

The ESCIB project is excited to invite you to our upcoming online webinar, where we will dive into approaches for promoting sustainability within the bio-based economy. Join us as we bring [...]


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ESCIB Project's first newsletter is now available

30 July 2024

Our first newsletter is now available here! Have a look at the latest news, and feel free to subscibe to our newsletter.


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ESCIB Project Successfully Holds First Progress Meeting to Advance Sustainability Assessments for Bio-Based Products

19 June 2024

The ESCIB project, a European Union-funded project focused on advancing the sustainability of the bio-based economy, successfully held its first project meeting on June 13-14, 2024, in Ghent and [...]


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ESCIB Project website is now online

25 April 2024

Explore with ESCIB findings now.  


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The ESCIB project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Framework Programme under grant agreement No.101135071. The information and views set out in this website are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official opinion of the European Union. Neither the European Union institutions and bodies nor any person acting on their behalf may be held responsible for the use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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