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Bio-based in Soil applications with Optimal biodegradation in their Ultimate Life – The SOUL project

Authors: Peñalva Lapuente, Carolina; Caggiano, Margherita;

Bio-based in Soil applications with Optimal biodegradation in their Ultimate Life – The SOUL project

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21 April 2026 Touch base with SOUL: Bio-based in-soil applications with optimal biodegradation in their ultimate life The EU-funded SOUL project is developing biodegradable materials with a high renewable content. The aim is to transform existing plastics and implement sustainable end-of-life solutions to improve waste management and reduce carbon footprints. Specifically, the project will establish a value chain to produce 11 bio-based and biodegradable in-soil products that meet market demand (up to TRL 8). It will combine three building blocks and eight technologies to achieve 95 % renewable raw materials. The consortium partners will focus on producing new materials, transforming existing plastic products, and developing sustainable end-of-life solutions. By addressing waste management, reducing carbon footprints, and preventing soil contamination, SOUL seeks to contribute to a more sustainable and circular plastic economy. Recording: In this playlist Additional events of this series: https://www.european-bioplastics.org/research-and-innovation-projects-events/touch-base-with-ri-projects/

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