BIOCHICA joins EU project to enhance marine biomass

1 October 2025
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    The startup BIOCHICA is part of the MARMADE European consortium, which aims to turn marine waste into ingredients for innovative and sustainable food products.

    BIOCHICA, a startup incubated at Bio4Dreams, is participating as a partner in the European MARMADE project for the valorization of marine biomass.

    Launched in September 2025, MARMADE is a four-year European research project funded by the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU). The consortium brings together 11 partners from 7 European countries.

    Kickoff meeting / Progetto europeo / Biomassa marina / sostenibilità
    Kickoff meeting of the European MARMADE project, held on September 12, 2025, at the University of Camerino, with BIOCHICA participating as one of the consortium partners.

    The main goal of MARMADE is to develop a portfolio of innovative, affordable, nutritious, safe, and sustainable ingredients for food and feed by harnessing marine biomass. In particular, the project focuses on processing shellfish residues (such as shrimp and blue crab exoskeletons) and seaweed using advanced biorefinery processes. This approach supports the objectives of the European Union’s Green Deal for a greener and more sustainable future.

    Within the consortium, BIOCHICA contributes its expertise in transforming waste into functional molecules, reaffirming its vision for a more circular and resilient economy: turning what is considered an ecological problem into a valuable resource.

    📗 Learn more about BIOCHICA and the other startups in our portfolio.

    BIOCHICA joins EU project to enhance marine biomass

    1 October 2025
  • Portfolio
  • /

    The startup BIOCHICA is part of the MARMADE European consortium, which aims to turn marine waste into ingredients for innovative and sustainable food products.

    BIOCHICA, a startup incubated at Bio4Dreams, is participating as a partner in the European MARMADE project for the valorization of marine biomass.

    Launched in September 2025, MARMADE is a four-year European research project funded by the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU). The consortium brings together 11 partners from 7 European countries.

    Kickoff meeting / Progetto europeo / Biomassa marina / sostenibilità
    Kickoff meeting of the European MARMADE project, held on September 12, 2025, at the University of Camerino, with BIOCHICA participating as one of the consortium partners.

    The main goal of MARMADE is to develop a portfolio of innovative, affordable, nutritious, safe, and sustainable ingredients for food and feed by harnessing marine biomass. In particular, the project focuses on processing shellfish residues (such as shrimp and blue crab exoskeletons) and seaweed using advanced biorefinery processes. This approach supports the objectives of the European Union’s Green Deal for a greener and more sustainable future.

    Within the consortium, BIOCHICA contributes its expertise in transforming waste into functional molecules, reaffirming its vision for a more circular and resilient economy: turning what is considered an ecological problem into a valuable resource.

    📗 Learn more about BIOCHICA and the other startups in our portfolio.

    BIOCHICA joins EU project to enhance marine biomass

    1 October 2025
  • Portfolio
  • /

    The startup BIOCHICA is part of the MARMADE European consortium, which aims to turn marine waste into ingredients for innovative and sustainable food products.

    BIOCHICA, a startup incubated at Bio4Dreams, is participating as a partner in the European MARMADE project for the valorization of marine biomass.

    Launched in September 2025, MARMADE is a four-year European research project funded by the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU). The consortium brings together 11 partners from 7 European countries.

    Kickoff meeting / Progetto europeo / Biomassa marina / sostenibilità
    Kickoff meeting of the European MARMADE project, held on September 12, 2025, at the University of Camerino, with BIOCHICA participating as one of the consortium partners.

    The main goal of MARMADE is to develop a portfolio of innovative, affordable, nutritious, safe, and sustainable ingredients for food and feed by harnessing marine biomass. In particular, the project focuses on processing shellfish residues (such as shrimp and blue crab exoskeletons) and seaweed using advanced biorefinery processes. This approach supports the objectives of the European Union’s Green Deal for a greener and more sustainable future.

    Within the consortium, BIOCHICA contributes its expertise in transforming waste into functional molecules, reaffirming its vision for a more circular and resilient economy: turning what is considered an ecological problem into a valuable resource.

    📗 Learn more about BIOCHICA and the other startups in our portfolio.

    BIOCHICA joins EU project to enhance marine biomass

    1 October 2025
  • Portfolio
  • /

    The startup BIOCHICA is part of the MARMADE European consortium, which aims to turn marine waste into ingredients for innovative and sustainable food products.

    BIOCHICA, a startup incubated at Bio4Dreams, is participating as a partner in the European MARMADE project for the valorization of marine biomass.

    Launched in September 2025, MARMADE is a four-year European research project funded by the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU). The consortium brings together 11 partners from 7 European countries.

    Kickoff meeting / Progetto europeo / Biomassa marina / sostenibilità
    Kickoff meeting of the European MARMADE project, held on September 12, 2025, at the University of Camerino, with BIOCHICA participating as one of the consortium partners.

    The main goal of MARMADE is to develop a portfolio of innovative, affordable, nutritious, safe, and sustainable ingredients for food and feed by harnessing marine biomass. In particular, the project focuses on processing shellfish residues (such as shrimp and blue crab exoskeletons) and seaweed using advanced biorefinery processes. This approach supports the objectives of the European Union’s Green Deal for a greener and more sustainable future.

    Within the consortium, BIOCHICA contributes its expertise in transforming waste into functional molecules, reaffirming its vision for a more circular and resilient economy: turning what is considered an ecological problem into a valuable resource.

    📗 Learn more about BIOCHICA and the other startups in our portfolio.