- The partnership will convert residual potato juice into fatty acids and fertilizers using fermentation technology.
- A first-of-its-kind factory is planned in Ter Apelkanaal, Groningen.
- The collaboration aims to reduce CO2 footprint and support sustainable agriculture.
- ChainCraft plans to start fundraising for its first full-scale factory.
Strategic Collaboration
ChainCraft and Royal Avebe have entered a Heads of Agreement to convert Avebe’s residual potato juice into circular chemicals. This partnership will utilize ChainCraft’s fermentation technology to produce high-value fatty acids and fertilizers, marking a significant step towards sustainable production processes.
Factory Development
The collaboration plans to establish a first-of-its-kind factory in Ter Apelkanaal, Groningen, near Avebe’s premises. This facility will serve as a model for transforming organic waste streams into valuable raw materials, replacing fossil feedstocks and palm oil.
Sustainability Goals
Avebe aims to minimize waste and lower its carbon footprint, aligning with its commitment to sustainability and circular economy practices. The partnership with ChainCraft supports these objectives by reducing environmental impact and promoting sustainable agriculture in the northern Netherlands.
Future Plans
ChainCraft views this collaboration as a milestone in its mission to advance a circular bioeconomy. The company plans to begin fundraising for its first full-scale factory and further define the long-term collaboration details. This initiative is expected to enhance local employment opportunities and contribute to a more sustainable agricultural sector.
