@inbook{3410f7b191694f0d972756b63a59e685,
title = "Principles of circular valorisation of agri-food residues and wastes",
abstract = "Common waste hierarchies propose fixed priorities for food surplus and wastevalorisation (like {\textquoteleft}extraction of food components is more circular than applyingas animal feed{\textquoteright} or {\textquoteleft}applying as animal feed is more circular than applying as energy application{\textquoteright}). However, all biomass is made up of very different components such a fiber, protein, starch and often scarce nutrients. The best application depends on the composition of the material. An application that is suitable for one biomass type may be less appropriate for another. Therefore, we propose a dedicated framework that prioritises potential applications based on composition, and efficiency of use and re-use potential. We should also consider that the most circular application may not be the best solution if the market does not exist or if other environmental issues occur.",
author = "J. Broeze and H.W. Elbersen",
year = "2022",
language = "English",
pages = "43--48",
editor = "S. Stroosnijder and B. Hetterscheid and B. Castelein",
booktitle = "A journey into the world's food systems in search of losses, waste and ways to solve them",
publisher = "Wageningen University & Research",
address = "Netherlands",
}