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MINIMISATION/ELIMINATION PRODUCED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ALUMINIUM SULPHATE

Project aimed at minimisation/ elimination of waste produced in the manufacture of aluminium sulphate, whose final destination was the landfill site for non-hazardous waste. In other words, the aim has been to eliminate the linear model of management of our main waste by applying a circular strategy of reduction and reuse within the production process.

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Join our webinar on “How to measure impact in Circular Economy ” and find out about the best practices we identified within Up2Circ

Struggling to Measure Your Circular Economy Impact? You’re not alone. Impact measurement is one of the biggest challenges companies face when launching circularity projects. Join us for a practical webinar where

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Valorisation of plant residues (Cistus ladanifer) from essential oil production, transforming them into carbon-based materials for energy storage and other high-value products.

Feasibility study to developed sustainable processes to extract valuable compounds and separate lignin and cellulose.

Valorisation of plant residues (Cistus ladanifer) from essential oil production, transforming them into carbon-based materials for energy storage and other high-value products. Read More »

A Digital Solution for Food Circularity

DeFood, a Polish agritech company, launched the WasteNot AgroMarket project to reduce food waste by enabling farmers and traders to resell second-grade or surplus produce through a digital “Hot Sale” module integrated with its marketplace. The project confirmed strong market demand, demonstrated environmental benefits such as CO₂ savings, and developed a ready-to-implement business and technical plan for circular food trade

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Device to collect saliva samples in a simple, safe, and user-friendly way, which performs the diagnosis with laboratory support.

Feasibility study to validate the technical, economic, and social aspects for the device aim to collect saliva samples for early disease detection, especially beneficial for children, and reduce the environmental impact of single-use medical devices.

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