Researchers involved in LANDFEED’s Use Case 3 are developing innovative solutions to transform olive mill residues into bio-based fertilisers. This work supports more circular agricultural systems in Mediterranean regions. Led by the National Technical University of Athens in collaboration with IATRIDIS, the use case focuses on recovering valuable nutrients and materials from olive oil production … Read more
LANDFEED partners recently participated in the ESNI–NERM 2026 event in Brussels. They contributed to a highly engaging session focused on circular bioeconomy solutions for the valorisation of agri-food and animal waste streams into bio-based fertilisers (BBFs) and biostimulants. The session, jointly featuring the ReLEAF and LANDFEED projects. It gathered researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders interested in … Read more
Across Europe, bio-waste remains an untapped resource. Each year, households, restaurants and industries discard vast amounts of food and organic matter that could instead be prevented, repurposed or transformed into valuable products. Europe generates more than 86 million tonnes of bio-waste annually, yet less than half is collected separately for treatment. That is why LANDFEED … Read more
Europe faces a serious challenge with food waste. Each year, we generate around 58 million tonnes of food and organic residues. At the same time, the agricultural sector needs reliable, sustainable fertilisers. This makes the topic of food waste to fertiliser more relevant than ever. Reducing waste at the source remains essential. However, some organic … Read more
LANDFEED launches the new “Reduce, Recycle, Regenerate” campaign. LANDFEED designed this three-part initiative to inspire action, raise awareness, and highlight practical solutions for Europe’s growing bio-waste challenges. Households, businesses, and industries across the EU generate more than 58 million tonnes of food-waste each year. Many regions still send much of this waste to landfill or … Read more
Across Europe, waste is piling up, and not just the usual suspects, such as plastic packaging and food scraps. Notoriously difficult-to-recycle materials, such as disposable nappies, cigarette filters, smartphone screens and composite glass. Current recycling systems cannot process these complex products efficiently, meaning they often end up in landfills or incinerators. However, it is crucial … Read more
On Wednesday, 15 January, the LANDFEED project held its first Consortium Meeting, which brought together the project’s Technical Committee and Project Management Board. The online meeting saw the participation of all consortium partners. During the meeting, key progress on the project was presented and discussed. Partners reviewed ongoing works, exchanged insights, and outlined the next … Read more
With the beginning of our project, we also launched our social media page on LinkedIn. Follow us to stay updated with the latest news, developments, and insights from the LANDFEED project and our partners. LANDFEED brings together 21 partners from 7 countries, collaborating to drive innovation and impact. Right now, we are shining a spotlight … Read more