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:an international project funded through the European Union’s Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) to realise the economic potential of plant-derived raw materials. The EPOBIO objective is to design new generations of bio-based products derived from plant raw materials that will reach the market place 10-15 years from now.<ref>[http://epobio.net/overview.htm Realising the Economic Potential of Sustainable Resources – Bioproducts from Non-food Crops], EPOBIO website, acc 13 Oct 2010</ref> | :an international project funded through the European Union’s Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) to realise the economic potential of plant-derived raw materials. The EPOBIO objective is to design new generations of bio-based products derived from plant raw materials that will reach the market place 10-15 years from now.<ref>[http://epobio.net/overview.htm Realising the Economic Potential of Sustainable Resources – Bioproducts from Non-food Crops], EPOBIO website, acc 13 Oct 2010</ref> | ||
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| + | ==Partners== | ||
| + | Partners as of October 2010 include:<ref>[http://epobio.net/partners.htm Partners], EPOBIO website, acc 13 Oct 2010</ref> | ||
| + | *[[British Sugar]] plc | ||
| + | *[[Centre For Novel Agricultural Products]] (CNAP) - part of the University of York | ||
| + | *[[Plant Gene Expression Center]] (PGEC) | ||
| + | *[[USDA]] | ||
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| + | ==Contact== | ||
| + | Website http://epobio.net/ | ||
| + | ==Notes== | ||
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| + | [[Category:GM]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:33, 13 October 2010
EPOBIO says it is
- an international project funded through the European Union’s Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) to realise the economic potential of plant-derived raw materials. The EPOBIO objective is to design new generations of bio-based products derived from plant raw materials that will reach the market place 10-15 years from now.[1]
Partners
Partners as of October 2010 include:[2]
- British Sugar plc
- Centre For Novel Agricultural Products (CNAP) - part of the University of York
- Plant Gene Expression Center (PGEC)
- USDA
Contact
Website http://epobio.net/
Notes
- ↑ Realising the Economic Potential of Sustainable Resources – Bioproducts from Non-food Crops, EPOBIO website, acc 13 Oct 2010
- ↑ Partners, EPOBIO website, acc 13 Oct 2010
