Head to head with @JessikaRoswall : staff at the @teagasc research centre in Ashtown were first in line to talk to the Eu Commissioner this morning on their bio economy project : tougher questions on the retention of the nitrates derogation from myself and @MichaelFitzTD shortly
More & more bio-based products replace fossil-based ones:
🍽 bio-based plastics
🧴 algae-based cosmetics
👓 eye glass frames from olive pruning waste
🚜 biofertilizers from vegetable residues
The #Bioeconomy is about a smarter use of resources.
More: https://t.co/L9Bpt2VDCD
📢 Exciting Announcement!
Ireland is proud to host the 5th Global Bioeconomy Summit, taking place from the 20-21 October 2026 in the Convention Centre Dublin, Ireland.
Read the full press release here: https://t.co/yHZIv2NGeq
@DarraghOBrienTD@agriculture_ie
It has been announced that the fifth Global Bioeconomy Summit (GBS 2026) will take place in Dublin, Ireland on 20 and 21 October 2026 at the Convention Centre Dublin, during Ireland’s presidency of the Council of the European Union.
👉https://t.co/oA076moEMX
The fifth Global Bioeconomy Summit (GBS 2026) will take place in Dublin on 20 and 21 October 2026 during Ireland’s presidency of the Council of the European Union.
Learn more here: https://t.co/UhonoTuFX3
#bioeconomy#capnetworkireland#SustainableAgriculture#RuralInnovation
The fifth Global Bioeconomy Summit (GBS 2026) will take place in Dublin on 20 and 21 October 2026 during Ireland’s presidency of the Council of the European Union.
Learn more here: https://t.co/UhonoTuFX3
#bioeconomy#capnetworkireland#SustainableAgriculture#RuralInnovation
Ireland’s timber research is thriving. This new booklet by the Timber in Construction Steering Group showcases key projects funded by the Department driving innovation, low-carbon building, and circular bioeconomy goals.
👉https://t.co/thpt835CSE
For over a decade, we had one mission at GFBiochemicals:
Figure out how to make everyday products safe and sustainable.
Today? We’re proud to say we have the solution.
When GFBio started 12 years ago, we dreamed big:
Bring levulinic acid and its derivatives to market—a powerful molecular platform (identified by the U.S. Department of Energy!) with the potential to defossilise the petrochemical industry.
We explored. We tested. We innovated.
• 200+ patents
• 10+ years of R&D
• Multiple acquisitions
And today, we’re launching our breakthrough:
RE:CHEMISTRY.
So what is it? And why does it matter to you?
RE:CHEMISTRY is three things:
1. A cutting-edge technology that turns agricultural waste into plant-based alternatives to fossil-derived chemicals
2. A new value chain that replaces hazardous materials without compromising performance
3. A stamp of safety and sustainability for the products you use daily
This is a huge milestone.
And now, we’re making it personal.
Think about:
• Household cleaners
• Paints and coatings
• Personal care products
• Shampoos and shower gels
Most of these everyday products still rely on fossil-based ingredients.
And after use, those chemicals don’t just disappear…
They:
• Accumulate in waterways and ecosystems
• End up circulating through our bodies
We’re changing that.
In 10 years, the way you clean your home, wash your hair, and maintain your surroundings will be:
• More sustainable
• But also cleaner, safer, and healthier for your family
At its core, RE:CHEMISTRY is a promise:
• For families → No hidden toxins or scary labels.
• For manufacturers → Compliance without compromise.
• For the planet → A second life for agricultural waste.
GFBio is the foundation that made this possible—the engine behind the breakthroughs.
But now that we’ve done our homework…
We’re moving forward as RE:CHEMISTRY.
We’re designing the everyday product of tomorrow.
And we’re making chemistry PERSONAL.
So remember: For more transparency, look for RE:CHEMISTRY 💚🧪
#RECHEMISTRY
For over a decade, we had one mission at GFBiochemicals:
Figure out how to make everyday products safe and sustainable.
Today? We’re proud to say we have the solution.
When GFBio started 12 years ago, we dreamed big:
Bring levulinic acid and its derivatives to market—a powerful molecular platform (identified by the U.S. Department of Energy!) with the potential to defossilise the petrochemical industry.
We explored. We tested. We innovated.
• 200+ patents
• 10+ years of R&D
• Multiple acquisitions
And today, we’re launching our breakthrough:
RE:CHEMISTRY.
So what is it? And why does it matter to you?
RE:CHEMISTRY is three things:
1. A cutting-edge technology that turns agricultural waste into plant-based alternatives to fossil-derived chemicals
2. A new value chain that replaces hazardous materials without compromising performance
3. A stamp of safety and sustainability for the products you use daily
This is a huge milestone.
And now, we’re making it personal.
Think about:
• Household cleaners
• Paints and coatings
• Personal care products
• Shampoos and shower gels
Most of these everyday products still rely on fossil-based ingredients.
And after use, those chemicals don’t just disappear…
They:
• Accumulate in waterways and ecosystems
• End up circulating through our bodies
We’re changing that.
In 10 years, the way you clean your home, wash your hair, and maintain your surroundings will be:
• More sustainable
• But also cleaner, safer, and healthier for your family
At its core, RE:CHEMISTRY is a promise:
• For families → No hidden toxins or scary labels.
• For manufacturers → Compliance without compromise.
• For the planet → A second life for agricultural waste.
GFBio is the foundation that made this possible—the engine behind the breakthroughs.
But now that we’ve done our homework…
We’re moving forward as RE:CHEMISTRY.
We’re designing the everyday product of tomorrow.
And we’re making chemistry PERSONAL.
So remember: For more transparency, look for RE:CHEMISTRY 💚🧪
#RECHEMISTRY
The bioeconomy is transforming how we use our land & sea resources. Adopting this approach allows us to maximise the use of our crops, forests, fish, & ‘waste’ streams, to create food, bio-based materials, & energy in a more sustainable and circular way. @Dept_ECC
Once a staple material in homes across Ireland, wool has been overtaken by synthetic alternatives - but the bioeconomy is changing this. Dooleys Wool is producing a variety of new & more sustainable wool products.
Watch here: https://t.co/RsdA9w7dbd
The Department today announced details of a second call under the EU Just Transition Fund Bioeconomy Demonstration Initiative. The call will support bioeconomy piloting and demonstration projects in the wider midlands area.
👉https://t.co/60GuaXjoR3