To mark the construction and commission of its two multi-feedstock pilot plants (biorefineries), the EU-funded Agrimax project is hosting an online event to showcase the ground-breaking new facilities in Spain and Italy.
The Italian pilot plant is based at family-run farm, Chiesa in the North of Italy and is processing waste from tomatoes and cereals to produce biobased compounds such as lycopene, ferulic acid, cutin, and hydrocompost. Whilst the Spanish pilot plant, based at fruit processing company Indulleida in the South of Spain will do the same for olive and potato waste to produce polyphenols, fibres, proteins and aromas.
Join consortium partners from across Europe, to hear how they have worked together to develop a range of high-value, biobased products for the chemical, food-packaging and farming sectors. In addition to developing innovative processes, the pilot plants are adopting novel methods for coordinating and managing the provision of waste feedstocks, by using an online stakeholder platform to coordinate the provision of waste from many regional producers.
Date: Tuesday 20th July 2021, 10am – 12pm (Central European Time)
Agenda
10am Scientific and technological advances in the circular economy
10.10am Celebrating the success of the Agrimax project, Georgios Chalkias, IRIS
10.15am – 10:25am Design, construction and start-up of the Spanish Pilot Plant: from by-products to food ingredients and bio-fertilisers, Antonio Cruz Baneres, INDULEIDA
10.25am – 10.45am Short talks on the applications from the Spanish Pilot Plant
10.45am – 10: 55am Design and construction of the Italian Pilot Plant, Marco Bertolini, CHIESA
10.55am – 11.15am Short talks on the applications from the Italian Pilot Plant
11.15am – 11.25am Taking research to market, TomaPaint, Marco Bertolini, CHIESA
11:25am – 12pm Audience Q&A / roundtable discussion
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