Sustainable Consumer Goods
Parallel to the launch of BioFach, the winners of the university competition in the Science Year 2020 were honoured in Berlin. 15 student projects on bioeconomy received prize money of 10,000 Euros each.
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A new motto every year: Since 2000, the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and Wissenschaft im Dialog have jointly proclaimed a Science Year. 2020 is all about the bio-economy.
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Those who buy food directly from farmers are following the trend. More and more farmers are therefore marketing their products not only through weekly markets or their own farm shops but are also discovering other innovative possibilities.
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Payback is everywhere, its dissemination is immense. Oekobonus, on the other hand, is picky and focuses entirely on sustainability. With Payback you get points, with Oekobonus you get bees. Today, the new customer loyalty program for the organic sector was presented.
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Rice from Austria? Sounds exotic, which guarantees attention. Anything else you need to be successful can be learned at the start-up ÖsterReis from the Lower Austrian town of Gerasdorf.
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Regional full provision, agriculture based on solidarity, organised as a cooperative: PlantAge takes a different path, but it is well received: In 2019, the company was awarded with the Next Organic Start-up Audience Award.
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Dr Jane Goodall, primatologist, environmental activist and UN peace ambassador, talks about her commitment, her goals and what needs to be done for the planet right now. At BIOFACH and
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Top marks in terms of exhibitors, exhibition space and internationality – the trade fair duo BIOFACH, the world’s leading trade fair for organic food, and VIVANESS, International Trade Fair for
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Not everything that says “organic” is also “organic”, because even in organic farming fraud is sometimes committed. Seals of approval from recognised certification bodies are intended to help consumers to distinguish reputable from dubious suppliers.
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Nuts are very much in vogue in terms of nutrition, but are only very rarely cultivated in Germany. The company Wallnussmeisterei has discovered a niche – and developed it.
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