The ReJuice project aims to establish sustainable and economically viable value chains by processing and utilizing the liquid fraction from green waste streams.

 

Within ReJuice, we see 4 major application possibilities for this juice:

1. generation of renewable energy through biodigestion

2. raw material for food and feed industry

3. development of new materials

4. and as a source of circular fertilisers.

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Green waste liquid fractions, so-called juice, can be otbained from roadside clippings as well as other common green waste streams such as tomato stems, leek waste, flower stems and duckweed.

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ReJuice stands for the reuse (Re) of liquid fraction of green waste streams (Juice), but also for a more efficient use of raw materials (Rejuice = Reduce). You can find more information about ReJuice on our project website. You can also find news and updates about the project on our ReJuice page on LinkedIn.