VALORISH will be present at the EUBCE 2026. Learn more about our contribution and where and when to find us!

Fish skin, bones and scales are becoming valuable sources of marine collagen for health, cosmetics and food through circular bio-based innovation. Read more.

The VALORISH consortium met in Vigo to review progress, exchange insights, and visit key facilities supporting fish by-product valorisation. Read the full update

How do we turn animal by-products into valuable resources for a circular bioeconomy? The first Circularis BioCluster technical webinar brought together three Horizon Europe projects to share early results, tools, and biotechnological pathways that are already moving waste up the value chain.

Our second newsletter is here—packed with fresh science, first results, and new ways to engage with VALORISH.

On 22 October 2025, the Circularis BioCluster — bringing together the EU-funded projects VALORISH, ONE EARTH, and PROMISEANG — will host a webinar exploring how animal by-products can be transformed into valuable resources through biotechnological innovation.

Fermentation is not just for bread and wine. VALORISH uses fermentation to unlock proteins in fish by-products, creating a nutrient-dense hydrolysate that replaces costly peptones and fuels the sustainable production of bacteriocins, astaxanthin, and vitamin B12. Two steps, one clear goal: turn “waste” into market-ready value for the food chain. Want the recipe? Keep reading.

On Thursday, July 17, 2025, the Circularis Biocluster held its first internal workshop online. This session brought partners together from EU-funded projects ONE EARTH, PROMISEANG and VALORISH to exchange technical updates and early-stage findings, all aimed at promoting the sustainable conversion of agri-food by-products into valuable bio-based products.

The VALORISH project is redefining how we deal with fish industry by-products. By combining biotechnology with advanced computational tools, it’s building a new generation of biorefineries—more efficient, more sustainable, and closer to zero waste. Read more.

Biorefineries are reshaping how we turn natural resources and waste into valuable products — but even green industries need cleaner tools. Read more about how Natural Deep Eutectic Solvents offer a safer, eco-friendly alternative to traditional solvents.

On May 7–8, 2025, the VALORISH Consortium gathered for its 2nd General Assembly, celebrating the project’s first anniversary with two days of collaboration, insights, and forward planning. Read more.

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The global fishing industry is booming, but with it comes a growing challenge: fish waste. This article delves into the scale of the problem, the distinction between fish waste and by-products, and the untapped potential of by-products in biotechnological and pharmaceutical applications. Read more.

VALORISH consortium met in Seville, Spain, to discuss the advance of the project. Read more.

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Learn about the VALORISH project’s circular biorefinery approach that aims to transform fish by-products into high-value products, promoting sustainability and economic growth.

The official VALORISH Kick-off Meeting (KoM) took place online on May 28th and 29th, 2024.