CETEC, together with Cajamar and other partner associations, hosted the Murcia 2025 Bioeconomy Conference, an event dedicated to exploring the challenges and opportunities of the bioeconomy in the Region of Murcia. At the heart of the discussions was the potential to turn agricultural, livestock, and agri-food waste and by-products into innovative and sustainable solutions.
The conference showcased real-world examples of bioplastics, biofertilizers, biostimulants, by-product recovery, and circular economy strategies, while also highlighting the hurdles that remain: scalability, regulation, costs, and economic viability.

Aniph project showcased at the Murcia 2025 Bioeconomy Conference

Within this framework, the ANIPH project was presented, with its aim to transform organic waste into safe, biodegradable bioplastics.
The event confirmed that Murcia is building an increasingly solid ecosystem for the bioeconomy, driven by the collaboration between research, businesses, and institutions.

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