Biorizon is working on a business plan for a Bio-aromatics Application Centre, with a subsidy from the West Brabant Region Research & Development Fund.

Fruitleather is the first company to scale up production thanks to the 'Incentive Scheme Biobased Economy - Green Chemistry Campus'. Together with the Campus, Fruitleather will further develop the production of leather-like material based on discarded mangoes into a production process with constant quality. There is worldwide interest in this vegetable alternative for leather, which is used to make shoes, handbags and textiles.

With 20 biobased circular projects, the process industry can achieve more than half of its climate targets in the Delta region. This is the conclusion of research commissioned by the Circular Biobased Delta, supported by the provinces of North Brabant, Zeeland and South Holland.