The future of sustainability and innovation of bio-based materials was the central theme of the II Conference ‘Challenges, trends and solutions in the development and processing of bio-based products’, which was held over two days in Zaragoza and brought together dozens of international experts who debated this type of material and the challenges of the future in terms of recycling and use.

In the exciting world of composite materials based on thermosetting resins, the search for sustainable end-of-life solutions is a constant challenge.

To address the issue of food waste in Europe, the SISTERS Project is currently in its final validation and industrial scaling phase. Funded by the European Union, this project is developing innovative solutions targeted at every stage of the agri-food value chain.

Aitiip Technology Centre has been selected as the winner of the Quality Innovation Award 2023 for its research in biobased materials and enzymatic recycling technologies for separating complex plastics.

To address seasonal challenges faced by Mediterranean countries, especially Spain, the Aitiip Technology Centre has developed a revolutionary solution to prevent fires caused by harvesters during the summer.