Is a recycled bioplastics future realistic for your sector? MoeBIOS, an EU-funded project, is asking that question directly to the people who handle these materials every day. The project advances knowledge and technologies for sorting, conditioning and valorising bioplastics waste streams across packaging, agriculture and textiles.
On 14 October 2026, starting at 11:00 CEST, MoeBIOS will host an interactive online event. The event brings together operators from these three sectors directly. Unlike a typical presentation, this format puts your input first. MoeBIOS will show the recycling solutions the project is currently developing. Then, you tell us how suitable, viable and useful they are for your sector.

Format
The event runs as three separate timeslots: one for textiles, one for agriculture and one for packaging. Each session takes place over MS Teams. Additionally, participants should keep a smartphone on hand, since the session includes interactive polling.
Who should attend
This event suits experts and representatives from enterprises, associations and networks. If you work in agriculture, packaging or textiles, this session is for you.
Agenda
First, Euro-Funding gives a short introduction to MoeBIOS. After that, the core discussion begins: what does your sector need to recycle its bioplastic products? Your answers will directly shape which MoeBIOS technologies move forward.
How to register
Choose the session closest to your sector and register below:
- Textiles — register on Eventbrite
- Agriculture — register on Eventbrite
- Packaging — register on Eventbrite
About MoeBIOS
MoeBIOS is supported by the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking and its members. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CBE JU. Neither the European Union nor the CBE JU can be held responsible for them.
A recycled bioplastics future depends on input from the operators who work with these materials daily, not on assumptions made in a lab. That’s the premise behind this event, and why your participation matters. For more on the project’s wider goals, visit our website.

