CIRCULANDIA is a €9.6 million Horizon Europe project running from 2026 to 2030 The initiative links regenerative agriculture, local food systems and reusable packaging within one circular-economy framework The consortium brings together 35 organisations from 12 European countries Pilot actions … Read the full press release
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Tagged A Soil Deal for Europe, biodiversity, biostreams, Carbon Sequestration, CCRI, CIRCULANDIA, circular cities, Circular Cities and Regions Initiative, circular economy, circular food systems, circular innovation, CLIC Innovation, Climate Action, EU funding, EU Soil Mission, European Commission, European Green Deal, European Union, food supply chains, food waste, Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council, Horizon Europe, Lille Métropole, local food systems, Métropole Européenne de Lille, multiplier regions, Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, packaging waste, pilot cities, PPWR, Regenerative Agriculture, regional development, replicator cities, Research and Innovation, resource efficiency, reusable packaging, soil health, sustainable agriculture, sustainable cities, sustainable food systems, urban farming
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION HAS AWARDED HORIZON EUROPE FUNDING TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CIRCULANDIA PROJECT ON CIRCULAR FOOD SYSTEMS WITH A TOTAL BUDGET OF € 9.6 MILLION. (IN BRIEF) The EU-funded CIRCULANDIA project has secured €9.6 million through Horizon Europe … Read the full press release
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(IN BRIEF) Borealis is supporting Messe Düsseldorf’s K Fair 2025 by providing sustainable, reusable cups made from modified polypropylene and OMV’s ReOil® recycled feedstock. This initiative, aimed at reducing waste from single-use plastics, will be assessed through a pilot program … Read the full press release
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Tagged Arburg, Bockatech, Borealis, chemical recycling, circular economy, event sustainability, exhibition innovation, K Fair 2025, MCC Global IML, Messe Düsseldorf, Miko Pac, OMV ReOil®, packaging waste, partnership, plastics industry, polypropylene, recycling, reusable cups, single-use plastics reduction, sustainability
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