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13-15th October 2019

 

Cré, in partnership with the REA's Organics Recycling Group and the Biobased and Biodegradable Industries Association (BBIA), has put together a bioeconomy study tour in the Milan and Veneto regions of Italy to visit:

  • Food waste collections systems in Milan
  • Composting/biogas plant
  • Novamont's Head Quarters and Research Laboratories
  • SESA's integrated composting/anaerobic digestion plant.


The tour will allow you to learn what the leading pioneers in Italy are doing to develop the Italian bioeconomy sector. The study tour is intended to give an overview of current best-practices and approaches in food waste separate collection and recycling.

Download the tour programme here.


The tour has options for attending 2 or 3 days and includes flights, accommodation, meals and internal travel. Bookings are very limited and places must be booked by 31st August 2019.

To make a booking, please fill in the booking form and email contact

Sinead Clinton

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Posted: 10/12/18

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