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ViSS fourth newsletter
Embark on a journey to explore innovative bio-based plastics with ViSS newsletter.
Open call: join the European Researchers’ Night beach clean-up in El Campello
From research to real impact: out of the lab and onto the shore
ViSS at the Bioeconomy Conference 2025 in Murcia
CETEC will present the project at a regional event dedicated to bioeconomy
ViSS consortium meets in Belfeld at Helian Polymers
Two days of project updates, collaboration, and a visit to the PHA production facilities
ViSS featured in EDMA’s PRj24 magazine
The magazine has published an article showcasing the ViSS project and its innovative approach to tackling plastic pollution through bio-based solutions
Viss presents biodegradable plastics solutions at PHA World Congress
Viss will present its biodegradable plastics technology and explore opportunities in the growing PHA market
First pilot-scale tests completed for ViSS PHBV biopolymer production
Propagroup SpA and Helian Polymers BV collaborate on initial trials to validate processes for ViSS PHBV
ViSS third newsletter
Be part of the bio-based plastics revolution and explore the path to circularity
AITEX presents ViSS at EU Green Week 2025
Join the online webinar and discover ViSS contribution to circular packaging through biobased, scalable solutions
ViSS takes part in CBE JU Cluster Projects’ Workshop on Bio-based Materials
CBE JU Workshop “Advancing innovation and industrial up-scale in bio-based materials for agriculture and packaging solutions,” is taking place on 17 June 2025 in Brussels.
ViSS project at Ipack-Ima in Milan: a key event for the future of packaging
The Ipack-Ima trade fair takes place on 27-30 May. An international event focused on innovation in processing and packaging technologies.
From poultry waste to food packaging: the end of plastic wrap as we know it?
With plastic pollution suffocating the planet, a new generation of bioplastics could change the game. Made from poultry waste, it replaces fossil-based polymers with biobased ones, bringing us closer to truly sustainable packaging. But experts warn: “For this to be a revolution, policies must support the sector.”
