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A Spanish research group has developed a new process for the elimination of printed ink from plastic films used in flexible packaging without using any kind of organic solvent. As a result, a pure, high-quality ink-free product is obtained, for recycling in a wide variety of applications. The technology has been tested successfully in different plastic materials and is viable for solvent and water based inks. Companies for a licensing agreement and technical cooperation are sought.

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A Dutch company which is a renowned supplier of compost for the cultivation of mushrooms is looking for alternatives to make better use of champost (mushroom compost) and/or valorise the mushroom waste. The company is looking for technical cooperation and/or a commercial agreement with technical assistance with an organisation active in R&D.

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A UK SME is looking for companies manufacturing Rotary Cut Veneer to be combined with other materials in order to develop a new family of green composite materials for the construction industry. Veneer is not required to be finished with sanding, but ready glued would be an advantage. The company is aiming to have the veneer in reels. Technological cooperation to tailor the product for company’s needs (technological cooperation) before reaching a commercial agreement is sought.

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A Brussels based association active in phytoremediation activities in the Brussels Capital region is looking for partners to submit a 2013 CIP Eco-innovation proposal. The objective of the project is to validate the ecological and economic performance of phytoremediation in polluted soils and to demonstrate the replication potential and marketability of soil phytomediation. Environmental engineering companies with expertise in soil depollution are needed to complete the consortia.

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A Swedish group has developed an emissions trap for indoor air purification. The innovation consists of an adsorbent sheet with a semipermeable barrier, developed for stopping or reducing harmful emissions from e.g. building dampness. When applied, the emission trap immediately stops or reduces pollutants, as well as bacterial and fungal emissions. The group is looking for companies interested in developing applications for and licensing of the technology. 

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