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Ever wondered if your #foodresidues could contribute to carbon sequestration and generate additional #revenue ?🤔 🍋 ➡️ Unlock the Potential of Your feedstock with #biochar! [PART 3] 🌱 🌍 Food residues | Vegetables | Food industry Feedstock —— Discover how you can transform you food waste into valuable biochar, promoting sustainability. Let’s talk about these eligible Agricultural Feedstocks for Biochar Production : 🔹Food residues (fruits, spices, coffee grounds, kitchen & restaurant waste ) 🔹Alcohol process residues (distillery residues, malt & grains from beer production) 🔹Food process residues (canned food residues, material from washing - cleaning - peeling processes) By transforming these materials into biochar, not only are you contributing to a healthier planet, but you can also benefit financially through carbon credits. Join the Biochar Revolution with CRYSTALTRADE! 🌟 Let us guide you through the process of becoming a biochar producer and help you unlock new revenue streams while contributing to climate action. Puro.earth Benoit ROUSSEAUX Edouard Lanckriet Michael Yeung Rebecca Simons Géraldine BERNARD Enrique Lucero Gwyneth Weller Kazuaki Hirota McKenna Nordbeck Franck Charnay Georg Schöner Sophie Vandelle-Trapet Hiroki Kaneda Shuzo Katsumoto Antoine Mouchati, MBA Caroline CARTON Linda Midgley Sebastian J. Leins Pablo Friese Federico Tempestilli Chris Argent Kelsey Bergan Azhar Uddin, PhD Tomás Zaborowski Pieter de Vries

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Wonderful to see information about the feedstocks used for biochar synthesis. Could you also share information about the potential markets, buyers, and uses of biochar? Is the LCA software you mentioned developed and available for free?

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