COOPID success stories
Videos of 11 success cases in the EU agrifood sector released
After two years organising visits, the COOPID project has released the last two videos (of a pack of eleven) presenting successful agri-food organisations in the EU #bioeconomy, showing how these organisations work and the key areas to understand to benefit from their knowledge. The organisations were selected for their business models’ sustainability, efficiency and circularity.
These videos are meant mainly for primary producers, researchers, policymakers, industry…etc interested in understanding better what circular business models are, how they work, what type of services/products deliver and how they can use them in their own businesses or practices.
Circular and sustainable business models
The videos show how organisations in different sectors have incorporated circular practices into their businesses. Namely:
- Oleícola El Tejar (Spain). Highlighted for the integral use of the olive grove by-products
- Grand Est Bioeconomy Ecosystem (France). A bioeconomy ecosystem in the region.
- Caviro (Italy). The making of a circular business model in the wine sector.
- Pindos (Greece). A sustainable and profitable poultry business in Greece.
- Victor Asenov (Bulgaria). Innovative year-round vegetable production in Bulgaria.
- Biogal (Poland). A circular model for biogas production.
- Pelletierung (Austria). Transforming agricultural residues into pellets and other valueable materials.
- Carbery (Ireland). How biorefining can fit in a dairy business.
- Mollerup Brands (Denmark). Transformation of hemp crops into new circular products.
- Valio (Finland). The goal to become a carbon neutral milk chain by 2035.
- The Finnish Forest Centre (Finland). Supporting a sustainable management of forests.
