The bioeconomy comprises those parts of the economy that use renewable biological resources from the sea – such as fish, algaeand micro-organisms – to produce food, feed, materials, energy and medicine
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EU4Algae Forum is here and now!
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Study indicates that nutrient availability is not a constraint on expanding non-fed aquaculture A study analyses scaling up cultivation of algae and shellfish. |
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Discover what’s behind EU4Algae Working Group 5: Algae4eco The EU4Algae working groups are in full swing! Close to 700 European stakeholders are discussing, debating, connecting and working together on the most pressing challenges for the algae sector. In the upcoming weeks, discover every working group and its specific goals. |
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Discover what’s behind EU4Algae Working Group 2: Microalgae production The EU4Algae working groups are in full swing! Close to 700 European stakeholders are discussing, debating, connecting and working together on the most pressing challenges for the algae sector. In the upcoming weeks, discover every working group and its specific goals. |
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Discover what's behind Working Group 4: Algae for feed The EU4Algae working groups are in full swing! Close to 700 European stakeholders are discussing, debating, connecting and working together on the most pressing challenges for the algae sector. In the upcoming weeks, discover every working group and its specific goals. |
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