Four focus areas

Biobased economy is an important step in the transition to a circular economy. A biobased economy replaces fossil raw materials with biological ones. Crops and waste streams from agri and food, for example, are applied as fuel or used to produce energy, materials and chemicals. At Eiwitcampus Multiphase Dryers is involved in this area as one of our participants.

Circular agriculture is based on the principle that all biomass is used optimally within a closed cycle of raw materials, energy and nutrients. Everything used by the agricultural system is replenished from the same system. Agriventures Group sees international trade as a potential mechanism to offset regional imbalances.

Animal and plant proteins are an important part of the human diet. Proteins, along with fats and carbohydrates, form the main components of our diet. However, people are searching for the balance in production and use of animal and vegetable proteins. Besides developing new crops, this requires in-depth knowledge of protein as a building block in the human body. Basic Theory is focused entirely on plant-based fermented foods.

Humanity can use green sources indefinitely, they do not cause air pollution and do not emit CO2. So there are no negative effects on climate and the environment. Under certain circumstances, this could include biobased energy. Eiwitcampus Beers is affiliated with Zon in Landschap to see how we can deploy solar energy on our campus.