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EU Commission launches consultation for a new bioeconomy strategy focussing on circular economy and innovation

The European Commission has launched a new initiative to further develop the EU bioeconomy strategy and is inviting public consultation until 23 June 2025. The aim is to set the course for a more circular, regenerative and competitive bioeconomy in Europe. The focus is on measures to accelerate the transition to more sustainable production and consumption models and at the same time promote innovation and investment in bio-based technologies, products and services.
07/05/2025

The Commission plans to use the revised strategy to create targeted framework conditions that strengthen research and development, promote start-ups and SMEs and enable new business models along bio-based value chains. The aim is to achieve a balance between ecological resilience, economic competitiveness and social participation. Interfaces with the circular economy, agriculture and forestry as well as industrial transformation also play an important role here. Stakeholders from research, industry, agriculture, environmental organisations and interested members of the public can take part in the consultation. The contributions will be incorporated into the planned update of the bioeconomy strategy. This will be closely coordinated with other political priorities such as the Green Deal, the industrial plan for Net Zero and the chemicals strategy. Participation takes place via the EU Commission's online portal.

Publication of the "European Commission" of 7 May 2025

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