EESC: The EU bioeconomy requires robust safeguards and clear direction

European Commission issues €11 billion in its 2nd syndicated transaction of 2026This article is brought to you in association with the European Economic and Social Committee. The EU needs a strong and coherent bioeconomy strategy grounded in strict sustainability safeguards, circular design, and reduced resource use, ensuring competitiveness and climate goals remain within planetary boundaries. It must also clearly define the societal value of the bioeconomy. In […]
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