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Goals

To develop new bio-copolymers, compounds, biocomposites & coatings formulation and process them into:

1. Recyclable, home-compostable monomaterial trays & films for fruits & vegetables

2. Recyclable, multilayer trays & films compatible with modified atmosphere packaging, e.g. dairy and personal care products.

3. Home compostable & organically recyclable nets for fruits and vegetables



Objetives

4. Home compostable & organically recyclable coated textiles e.g. woven fabric tea bags.

5. Recyclable, reusable coated woven fabrics, e.g. food wraps.

6. Recyclable, reusable secondary packaging from secondary raw material: extruded blown bags and non-woven bags.

Highlights

ENTREPINARES Group work on a plastic-free future

05/06/2021

Workshop – Biobased Materials Research: Advances from ECOFUNCO and BIONTOP European Projects

02/06/2021

BIOnTop's homepage nominated for .eu Web Award 2022

24/05/2021

BIOnTop supporting pathway "Towards A Sustainable Industrial Chemistry Model In Europe"

18/05/2021

BIOnTop supporting a more sustainable cheese production

02/05/2021

Biobased coatings for barrier improvement

12/04/2021

BIOnTop obtains promising results in the development of new recyclable and compostable packaging

22/07/2020

EU joint project BIOnTop - Research and development of more sustainable packaging concepts - Article in magazine Plastverarbeiter

27/05/2020

BIOnTop at 13th International Conference on Bio-based materials

15/05/2020

BIOnTop at REFUCOAT virtual event

05/05/2020

Emerging circular biobased barrier solutions

02/09/2019

Kick-off Meeting of the BIOnTop Project

19/06/2019

NEWS

Newsletter 3 (july 2022)

  • 26/07/2022

Please find our third Project Newsletter. You can view or download it in order to read our latest news. Do not hesitate to subscribe in order to be updated with next issues. View HTML Newsletter...

Bio-based layers for barrier improvement

  • 09/05/2022

In the third article about the BIOnTop project, the BIOnTop team from the Albstadt-Sigmaringen University reports the current progress in the field of bio-based multilayer development in the magazine ...




      

This project has received funding from the Bio Based Industries Joint Undertaking under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 837761.