Find out about a new EU-funded project! MARMADE aims to use crustacean residues and seaweed as the raw material to produce sustainable, high-value food and feed ingredients.

The 2019 Single-Use Plastics Directive addresses the problem of marine - principally plastic - litter. It will be evaluated next year, and the process is starting with a public consultation. Give your views by 17 March!

This initiative aims to establish EU-wide end-of-waste criteria for plastic waste. The draft act is open for feedback until 26 January.

The first horizontal call in support of the Clean Industrial Deal has just opened with a budget of EUR 540 million. Organised under the Horizon Europe 2026–2027 work programme, the call has two topics: Decarbonisation of energy-intensive industries and Clean technologies for climate action. See what each topic covers!

This package of measures intended to simplify environmental legislation has been proposed by the European Commission. What impact will it have on the circular economy?

The Government of Chile and the European Union invite Chilean and EU companies to submit detailed proposals describing innovative solutions to build or strengthen a sustainable and circular value chain that can contribute to Chile's environmental, social and economic development. The focus is on textiles, organic materials, photovoltaic panels and plastics.

The Commission is holding a public consultation on how to improve EU product legislation, specifically regarding the circular economy and the digital transition. It relates to the revision of the New Legislative Framework: established in 2008, it provides a blueprint for product harmonisation legislation, aligning 30 EU legal acts. 

Deadline: 4 February!

The European Commission has launched a call for evidence on advanced materials, which will feed into the Advanced Materials Act. See what it's about and give your views! 

Open from 21 October 2025 to 13 January 2026.

The revised version of the Waste Framework Directive came into effect on 16 October. See which sectors it addresses and what it aims to achieve!

BIOS MATER is a Horizon Europe project that aims to transform the construction sector by introducing advanced bio-based materials, applying circular economy principles and implementing Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design solutions.