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INN-PRESSME is supporting European companies to develop nano-enabled biomaterials for packaging, energy, transport, and consumer goods.
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Newsletter | 17 January 2023
Apply now to test the INN-PRESSME pilots and upscale your biomaterials!
Newsletter | 20 October 2022
Get ready for the INN-PRESSME Open Calls to use our pilots and services.
Newsletter | 5 July 2022
Go circular and scale up sustainable biomaterials with INN-PRESSME!
Newsletter | 17 March 2022
Our green future starts now with the INN-PRESSME project.
Newsletter | 9 December 2021
Discover INN-PRESSME and join us to scale up sustainable biomaterials.
Learn more about INN PRESSME
The rise of plastic alternatives
Europe sees a new drive to take bio-based materials from lab benches to mainstream packaging, cars and consumer goods. The
Project
INN-PRESSME, funded under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 framework programme, is developing materials and solutions for industry to replace fossil resources with sustainable, efficient, and cost-competitive bio-based materials.
Materials
The use of bio-based materials – made from biological sources, such as plants – as sustainable alternatives to fossil-based counterparts is growing in various industries, including packaging, transport, and consumer goods. Find out how INN-PRESSME optimises existing materials and integrates them into industrial processes.
Products
INN-PRESSME will upscale existing opportunities and processes, and demonstrate, in the packaging, energy & transportation, and consumer goods sectors, how sustainable materials can change to produce and recycle products with as little fossil-based raw materials as possible.
About Us
INN-PRESSME is a joint collaborative net of 27 partners from 9 countries from North (Finland, Sweden, United Kingdom, Belgium), South (Spain, Italy, France), and Central Europe (Germany, Poland). All technical and market-oriented services are provided by specific partners.