The Bin2Bean project is pleased to announce the release of two new online training courses designed to strengthen knowledge and skills in the field of sustainable bio-waste management and soil improver innovation. The courses are freely available
The BIN2BEAN consortium is pleased to announce that the project’s final event will take place on 10 September 2026 in Coimbra, Portugal, within the framework
On Friday 22 May, during the European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE) in The Hague, the Bin2Bean and bioSOILUTIONS projects, with the support of the
On 21 May 2026, partners of the Bin2Bean consortium gathered in Amsterdam to review ongoing activities and coordinate the final steps leading to the project’s
Shaping the Future of Soil Health Through Bio-Waste Innovation How can innovative bio-waste solutions improve soil health across Europe, and what role does policy play
From Waste to Value: Policy, Economics and Living Labs for Bio-Waste Management This set of abstracts explores how policy frameworks, economic instruments, and Living Labs
We are pleased to invite you to a live demonstration of the BIN2BEAN Amsterdam Living Lab, hosted by AMS Institute, located at Kattenburgerstraat 5, Building
Shaping the Future of Soil Health Through Bio-Waste Innovation How can innovative bio-waste solutions improve soil health across Europe, and what role does policy play
Registration is still open for the upcoming joint webinar organised with bioSOILUTIONS and the FENIX Project EU, focused on innovation and real-world impact in biowaste
The Bin2Bean project was presented at Mission Soil Week 2025, held on 5-6 November at Aarhus University in Aarhus, Denmark, a major European event dedicated
The Hamburg Living Lab, part of the Bin2Bean project, focused on improving the quality of source-separated organic waste, a key priority for the city. In
The Amsterdam Living Lab represents a crucial research and experimentation initiative, aimed at addressing the complex challenges of food waste management in a high-density urban
The Bin2Bean consortium meeting, held in Egaleo, Greece, on September 9–10, 2025, offered an important opportunity to review progress across all Work Packages and set
The Greek city of Egaleo is actively developing its bio-waste recycling initiatives through the Bin2Bean project. The city is playing a crucial role in supporting the
N³ Nachhaltigkeitsberatung Dr. Friege & Partners, a German consultancy of highly experienced sustainability experts, will be participating in Ecomondo 2025, the leading international trade fair
The Bin2Bean project was showcased at the European Researchers’ Night in Milan on Saturday, September 27th with the aim of bringing science and research closer
Many thanks to the Bin2Bean partners of Wageningen University for their recent open-access paper, ‘Cities in the Loop: A Social Science Perspective on Circular Food
Across Europe, biowaste still represents a largely untapped resource. If properly collected and valorised, it can be transformed into soil improvers, circular fertilisers or renewable
Every year, millions of tonnes of organic waste across Europe are thrown away without realizing that these are precious resources that can be turned into soil improvers.
On March 20, 2025, Bin2Bean partners hosted the online workshop “Biowaste & Waste Charging Systems in the EU: Best Practices, Challenges and Solutions.”
Bin2Bean partners are happy to invite you to this upcoming workshop dealing biowaste management and charging systems. The workshop will feature the intervention of several
To support the industrial growth and scaling of soil improvers for regenerative soil systems, Bin2Bean will provide entrepreneurs—particularly SMEs, start-ups and NGOs as solution providers—with
Last year, Bin2Bean established a page inside the EU CAP Network website. The Network is a forum through which National CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) Networks,
🍌 What is bio-waste?🌍 Why recycle it into the soil?♻️ How to recycle it successfully? We are trying to answer all these questions in our
We have at our disposal a huge amount of unused resources, this is the biowaste that is not recycled and thrown away. Soil improvers, animal
In the first half of 2024, Bin2Bean launched an online survey targeting general European citizens. The aim was to gather inputs from a general audience
Back in July 2024, the Bin2Bean partne N3, visited the biowaste management plan of KWA in Germany. Here is a brief account on the visit,
The international fair in Thessaloniki (T.I.F. 2024) is a good opportunity to showcase Bin2Bean: Because the collection and utilisation of bio-waste is also making progress
The Bin2Bean project team, represented by Joana Wensing and Liesbeth de Schutter of Wageningen University, organized a workshop at the AMS conference “Reinventing the City:
The EU-funded project Bin2Bean aims to increase the quantity and quality of biowaste composts. Bin2Bean focuses on the entire value chain from collection to use.
Did you know that biowaste (such as your carrot peels) can be a very valuable resource for the soil? The Bin2Bean project is supporting a
Setting the stage European citizens produce every year many million tons of bio-waste – mainly food and garden waste. Despite being a key resource to
Are you a civil servant working in a European Municipality? Are you dealing with Environment and Waste Management issues? The Bin2Bean project needs you to
The EU-funded project BIN2BEAN (Boosting the market deployment of safe, effective, and sustainable innovations for soil improvement from bio-waste, towards regenerative soil systems), has just kick-started in September 2023.