at the EU AgRI2040 Conference, Enora Oger, Public Affairs & Corporate Communications Assistant at Futerro, had the opportunity to contribute to the discussion on Bioeconomy in Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Areas, sharing how partnerships between agriculture and industry can create long-term value chains, support income diversification for farmers, and strengthen Europe’s competitiveness through bio-based innovation.
A sincere thank you to the European Commission and all organisers for bringing together stakeholders from across the agricultural, industrial, research and policy communities.
They key message from Enora is simple: “Europe already has many of the ingredients needed to succeed in the bioeconomy. The challenge for the EU now is to create the conditions that turn this potential into industrial reality”
